⚡️ What’s new in healthcare this week?

AI responsibility debates, cyber threats hit healthcare, GLP-1 and femtech expand, new biosensor bets emerge, and health systems move from AI pilots to real deployment.

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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. Snowflake research reveals 85% of healthcare leaders view interoperability as foundational to scaling AI.

2. AI, responsibility, and the recurring panic about software: Thought leadership piece.

3. Stryker cyberattack tied to Iran: 10 updates.

4. Maven Clinic launches direct-to-consumer platform nationwide featuring GLP-1 and hormone care.

5. ARPA-H launches program to develop biosensors that can track multiple signals.

6. Arya raises $21M for AI-Powered couples wellness platform.

7. Wisp launches women-focused longevity and healthy aging vertical.

8. Translucent announces $27M series A led by GV to tackle healthcare’s existential financial crisis.

9. The AI pilot era is over for health systems.

10. From insights to action: Innovaccer partners with databricks to operationalize healthcare AI at enterprise scale.

11. Safety-net providers tackle AI adoption as Medicaid cuts loom.

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