The best Digital Health newsletters

Dan Noyes writes about healthcare AI governance, covering accreditation frameworks like the Joint Commission and CHAI guidance, patient use of AI, and the effects of digital health tools on clinicians. Readers get practical governance guidance alongside a patient-informed perspective on healthcare technology.

A Belgian digital health writer's newsletter examines AI in healthcare, from Anthropic's expansion into African medicine to sovereignty and the economics of tech giveaways. It draws on the author's years at IBM Watson and in digital health to argue for open, small, clinician-owned medical AI.

A newsletter offering an analyst's take on NHS policy, digital health and public service reform, often backed by original data work such as a 15-million-row database of NHS provider accounts. Issues combine detailed policy critique, proposals for alternatives and personal asides.

Infodemiology.com analyses online health conversations, such as social media reactions to celebrity health statements, and turns them into practical public health communication guidance. It also covers health communication research and trends in what people ask about topics like menopause.

Updates from the Behavioral Research Innovation Center (BRIC) on building open-source computational infrastructure for social and behavioral research. Issues cover new tools such as LLM content moderation for health chatbots, the center's strategy, and behind-the-scenes technical notes.

Labor Capital publishes research-style posts on emerging technology sectors from an investor's perspective, including market maps, use cases and investment considerations. Issues cover areas such as synthetic data, early-stage B2B startups and digital health, mixing deal news with sector analysis.

A personal blog by Nicolas Loeillot, an entrepreneur and investor based in Switzerland, covering startup fundraising, prediction markets and digital health regulation. Posts offer first-person perspectives, such as why he reads Polymarket instead of the news and how health app startups can prepare for Swiss reimbursement.

A career-guide blog for students and early-career professionals in ehealth, digital health and health informatics, with a Canadian healthcare focus. Readers get internship and practicum location lists for McMaster and University of Toronto programs, plus overviews of ehealth career paths such as product management and analysis.

AICU.life publishes deep dives, tutorials and behind-the-scenes stories about AI in health tech, centred on its Step Doctor app for gait and mobility testing. Recent issues cover the app's launch on iPhone and Android and explain how its phone-video-based tests (gait analysis, iTUG, SPPB) produce 3D results.

A health companion newsletter offering practical, budget-conscious eating advice for people managing conditions like diabetes or heart issues, plus explainers and promotional-leaning content about atrial fibrillation and digital care tools. Readers get simple nutrition swaps and general condition background, though some issues read as product marketing for the platform.

A roundup of agetech (technology for aging and elder care) funding rounds, acquisitions, IPOs and market moves, compiled from press coverage. It is a useful tracker for investors and industry watchers who want to follow the sector's deal flow.

A digest of healthcare industry news, mostly rewritten from trade outlets such as Becker's and Modern Healthcare, covering big tech moves into care delivery and health system service launches. Readers get short summaries of developments in digital health funding, pharmacy, and in-home care.

Mediion's resource pages give Croatian doctors and clinic managers step-by-step guidance on opening a private practice, covering permits, digital certificates and software setup. The series also explains how to cut administrative workload in private clinics, mostly by promoting the company's own practice-management tools.

A company blog promoting the HealthBlocks app, which aggregates wearable and health-app data and promises user data ownership and rewards. Posts explain the product's features, such as Activity Pools and health profiles, alongside its vision for privacy-enhancing technologies.