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The digital health market is set to exceed $378bn by 2024. The growth at a CAGR of 26% between 2017–24 in the sector is expected to be driven by increased use of chatbots, robotics and mHealth.
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PwC recently published an analysis of top health industry issues for 2019. Here are some key findings on consumer attitudes on alternative care from the report:
• 47% of consumers would be comfortable getting healthcare from a large tech company.
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