1、State of Digital HealthGlobal|Q3 2024Global data and analysis on dealmaking,funding,and exits by private market digital health companiesState of Digital Health2 2Make smartertech decisions.Our platform will help you discover,understand,and manage your response to emerging tech.Make confident tech de

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3、nd you could be featured in the CBI newsletter.us on social LinkedIn X(Twitter)InstagramIIIIDownload the raw dataSign up for a free trialTLDR$3.3BQ324 global digital health funding.Down 23%QoQ.This marked digital healths second-lowest quarterly funding level since 2017.However,the average deal size

4、in 2024 YTD is$17.8M up from$11.8M in full-year 2023.This jump,amid a downturn in deals over the same period,reflects that investors are concentrating larger sums on fewer,later-stage ventures.See the data 452%US deal share.Down from Q224.The US accounted for 52%of digital health deals in Q324,down

5、from 61%in Q2.Meanwhile,Europe and Asia both saw their deal shares rise to 21%in Q3.Asia experienced a greater jump in deal share,gaining 7 percentage points QoQwhile Europe gained 3.This shift suggests growing investor interest in markets outside of traditional US hubs.See the data 7$100M+mega-roun

6、ds.Digital health mega-round deals dropped slightly in Q324,falling from 9 to 7 QoQ.Meanwhile,mega-round funding and share of total funding also declined QoQ,underscoring a more cautious investor approach.Mega-rounds accounted for 30%of total digital health funding in Q3 down from 44%in Q2.See the d