femfeel: Digital Support for Women in Menopause

The femfeel app supports women during menopause with science-based content, personal tracking, and tools – easy to use and free for Pronova BKK members.

Green ePrescription: Digital Recommendation with Added Value

Pharma Germany launches a nationwide campaign to promote the Green ePrescription. The goal: to strengthen trust and usage among doctors, pharmacies, and patients.

Dawn Health Secures €11.5M to Scale Globally

Dawn Health secures €11.5 million in funding to scale its digital health platform and product suite for global pharma companies through its SaaS model.

New Hotline for Pulmonary Fibrosis Patients

Boehringer Ingelheim now supports pulmonary fibrosis patients with a free hotline and personalized health coaching service.

Pharma SEO 2025: Visibility Through Trust

SEO in the pharmaceutical sector demands precision, medical expertise, and empathy. Those who build trust gain visibility and lasting customer relationships.

Körber launches new software for digital pharma production

At Software Pharma Open 2025 in Hamburg, Körber presents new software solutions to digitize pharmaceutical production – including NextGen PAS-X MES, AI tools, and advanced data products.

Artificial Intelligence for a Better Life with Diabetes

IBM and Roche have developed an AI-powered app that supports people with diabetes in daily life through predictive glucose monitoring.

Experience Sustainability with “Imagine”

With its new digital magazine “Imagine”, Boehringer Ingelheim highlights inspiring sustainability initiatives around the world – now also available in German.

AI in Healthcare: Majority Sees Opportunity

A recent Deloitte survey reveals that most insured individuals in Germany see clear benefits in using AI in healthcare. Younger generations especially expect improved treatment quality and more time for doctor-patient communication.

AMIE Gets Vision: Medical AI Goes Multimodal

AMIE, Google’s medical research AI, gains the ability to analyze medical images during diagnostic conversations. A new study shows it can even outperform physicians.