⚡️ What’s new in healthcare this week?

Oura expands AI wearables, Amazon reshapes healthcare leadership, women’s health attracts funding, and digital health startups push innovation in diagnostics, fertility AI, and care navigation.

Xsensio develops wearable “Lab-on-Skin” biosensors that monitor biochemical signals directly through the skin in real time. Their technology enables continuous, noninvasive tracking of biomarkers such as inflammation, metabolites, and hormones, aiming to detect early signs of patient deterioration and other health changes. The platform is designed for clinical use cases including hospitals, intensive care, post-surgical recovery, and remote patient monitoring, helping healthcare providers move toward earlier and more proactive interventions.

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Hey there Insider,

Hope you had a fantastic week!

Here’s your must-read weekly roundup of the latest news and developments in the digital healthcare sector! 👇🏼

1. Bridging the diagnostics gap: Deloitte research exposes core mismatch between manufacturers and providers.

2. KLAS 2026 EHR Market share report: Epic gains as Oracle Health faces Third Year of Losses.

3. Factory Capital commits $18M to build women’s midlife health into an institutional investment category.

4. Rosarium Health gets $6M for home modifications marketplace for senior care and more investment news.

5. Noom launches $125 at-home biomarker test kit to track HbA1c and cardiovascular risk for GLP-1 users.

6. Oura unveils AI-enabled Ring 5 with predictive health features.

7. Amazon taps Amwell co-founder to lead health business.

8. Hims & Hers adds Natural Cycles, Flo Health, and other wellness partners to subscriber benefits.

9. Care navigation startup Garner Health banks $100M series E at $2.74B valuation.

10. AI is everywhere. So why isn’t it where it’s needed most?

11. States continue efforts to regulate AI in healthcare: A Review of legislation passed in 2026.

12. Alife Health receives FDA clearance for AI-powered embryo selection tool.

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Until next week, stay connected!

Digital Health Insider.