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Global digital health funding saw a 26% decline in this year’s second quarter, with the number of deals the lowest since 2014, Healthcare Dive reports. Despite the downturn, the average deal size rose by 40% to $16.7 million, indicating a shift towards fewer but larger investments. The U.S. market captured a larger share of investments, driven by mid- to late-stage deals, while exits increased by 23%, including notable IPOs and mergers.
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