Most prevention products are priced incorrectly. You build something that genuinely helps people stay well, and then you showcase it to an infrastructure that analyses costs in quarters and health in decades. So you offer early detection to a health service that won’t bank the saving for ten year...

We are living through the greatest expansion of health data in history. A phone and a wearable now generate millions of data points a year per person - steps, sleep, heart rate, glucose, mood, recovery. The promise was simple and seductive: give people the data, and they will change. Except they ...

Why the money is finally moving toward keeping people well, and what it means if you're building in prevention or ageing. For most of my career, prevention has been something everyone agrees with and yet, no one funds. Applauded in principle, starved in practice. Every health conference has a key...

When UK HealthTech founders and investors talk about African health systems, the framing is almost always developmental. Africa as a future market. Africa as a place where simpler versions of Western products will eventually find a home. Africa as downstream.   That framing is wrong. And the cost...