A magnitude 2.0 artificial intelligence study has shown that digital health insurance has decreased by $ 0.7bn , from $ 2.9bn , in the first half of the year . However , Kim Kruerger , an Analyst at Health 2.0 , suggests that this is not a cause for concern as the difference can be explained by the number of high - level crashes that took place last year , totalling in excess of $ 100 m .
A Health 2.0 market intelligence study has shown that digital health spending has decreased by $0.7bn, from $2.9bn, in the first half of the year. However, Kim Kruerger, Head Analyst at Health 2.0, suggests that this is not a cause for concern as the difference can be explained by the number of high-level deals that took place last year, totalling in excess of $100m.