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Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death in the U.S. and worldwide.
In the face of a national emergency in child and adolescent mental health, urgent measures are needed to help those in need.
Attention Digital Health Founders: We are now accepting applications to attend the Digital Health Founder’s Fellowship
Insurtech has been hot—at least seven venture-backed insurers will have gone public since the second half of 2020.
Opioid use disorder (OUD) is an epidemic that will define our generation. Roughly 90 million Americans use opioids and over 10 million misuse them.
We believe purpose-built vertical SaaS will help make drug discovery more effective and efficient and ultimately improve healthcare outcomes.
Here at Menlo, we are building an investing practice focused on three of the most exciting areas of healthcare: therapeutic platforms, digital health, and transformative technologies.
Nearly half of U.S. adults—108 million people—have high blood pressure, which is the #1 controllable risk for both heart disease and stroke, the two leading worldwide causes of death.
As part of the 21st Century Cures Act, the White House established rules compelling payers and hospitals to make patient health data easily shareable by modern technology standards.
H1 is a unique healthcare data SaaS company with proprietary data, compelling initial applications, and potential to expand.
Today we launch our 15th venture fund, Menlo XV, a flagship $500M fund to help early-stage founders transform existing industries, create new categories, and build a better future.
The pandemic’s pressures compressed trends toward digital and virtual care that might otherwise have taken years into a few months.
In order to fulfill the promise of improving healthcare outcomes, electronic medical records (EMRs) must be both portable and private.
How can we take a critical process and make it better? Many successful companies are built from answering this question.
When you rent an apartment, buy a car, pay for education, you know exactly what you are going to pay. Why then, when you go to a doctor or pay for healthcare, do you not know what you will owe?
It’s rare to meet an entrepreneur who demonstrates both an incredible command of their business and such a clear vision of the magnitude of the opportunity.
