News roundup: Digital healthcare, sustainability & happiness

Ranjan Singh, CEO of HealthHero on digital healthcare
Ranjan Singh, CEO and Co-Founder of HealthHero, explains how Healthcare 3.0 is focused on preventative and chronic care, as well as connecting devices.
“Healthcare 3.0 is a forward-looking vision for healthcare that is transformed by digital solutions: a patient-centric ecosystem where healthcare is delivered in a way that combines experience for the patients and efficiency for the system.”
How health systems & supply chains can become sustainable
Aloha McBride, EY Global Health Leader, explains how healthcare systems can pivot in a sustainable direction & improve global health at the same time.
Dr Rangan Chatterjee, a public health and happiness expert
Dr Rangan Chatterjee, doctor, author and podcaster, is a digital health trailblazer and an advocate for a holistic approach to mental and physical health.
5 minutes with Brett Hagen, Vision Source optometrist
As an optometric physician, Hagen helps people see. After a virus, he experienced hearing loss that persisted until he discovered Widex MOMENT hearing aids.
“I'm one of those lucky people who enjoys going to work in the morning. I work with a great crew, and our goal for people is that they will smile – or genuinely laugh – at least once when they're in the office. Giving patients unexpected vision creates that moment very easily.”
Jennifer Jones-McMeans advancing health equity with Abbott
Global healthcare leader Abbott helps people live life to the fullest – whatever stage you’re in. As Abbott’s divisional Vice President of Global Clinical Affairs for the healthcare company’s vascular arm, Jennifer Jones-McMeans is part of a team of 113,000 employees working across 160 countries.
Featured Articles
NTT and medical technology company Olympus put on a demonstration, showing the IOWN APN's low-latency capability, for the first cloud endoscopy system
Richter BioLogics GmbH & Co KG's a new biopharmaceutical GMP facility in Germany will boost production capabilities and local employment
A pilot study from GE Healthcare has shown the value of Portrait Mobile Continuous Monitoring Solution, a leap in post-surgical monitoring efficiency