Global Scans · Healthtech · Weekly Summary

• [New] Predictions point to personalized epigenetic optimization being mainstream by 2030, meaning we will soon see health reports based on how your genes were turned on or off in 2025 - not last decade. / India Claudias Concept
• [New] A case study at Area 25 Health Center in Malawi demonstrated AI's potential, with fetal monitoring technology reducing stillbirths and neonatal deaths by 82% over three years. PubMed Central (PMC)
• [New] As predicted in tech forecasting models, blockchain will be pivotal in enabling ethical and efficient healthcare systems worldwide. Journal
• [New] Respondents planning to boost EHS spending will most likely focus on attaining sustainability goals, promoting employee health and wellbeing, and achieving technological advancements. CFO Dive
• [New] Through 2025, securing generative AI will drive a more than 15% incremental spend on cybersecurity resources. UC Tech News
• [New] By 2035, AI may approach Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) - systems capable of reasoning and adapting across domains like humans. AI of the Decade
• [New] By 2035, AI may approach Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) levels - systems that can reason, learn, and adapt across domains with human-like versatility. AI of the Decade
• [New] By 2035: AI may approach artificial general intelligence (AGI) levels, capable of reasoning and decision-making closer to humans. AI of the Decade
• [New] Generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT, Google Bard, and Anthropic's Claude, are expected to push personalization further in 2025. PMC Media Group
• [New] By 2025, 80% of customer service and support organizations will use generative AI technology in some capacity to enhance agent productivity and customer experience. Passive Secrets
• [New] AI-driven personalization: In 2025, AI-generated content will create personalized product descriptions, ads, and even promotions tailored to individual shoppers in real-time. Rapidops
• [New] By 2025, domain-specific generative AI is expected to revolutionize industries such as retail, manufacturing, and distribution, enhancing efficiency, personalization, and innovation. Rapidops
• [New] AI-generated prototypes: By 2025, AI will be able to automatically generate 3D models of products, reducing design-to-production times by up to 30% (McKinsey). Rapidops
• [New] AI and generative AI technologies will generate collective savings of US$13bn over the next three years. Bizclik Media Ltd
• [New] Whether you are deploying customer service platforms, logistics optimization tools, vertical applications in healthcare or finance, or general-purpose AI agents, you will most likely need to learn to work across Western and Chinese technology. American Association for Physician Leadership - Inspiri
• [New] Without modernized laws, the U.S. could lose further ground in the race to build the next generation of financial infrastructure. Coindoo
• [New] The future of eye care will depend on predictive and preventive technologies powered by robotics, generative AI, and deep-tech. NewsBytes
• With a historic $150 million state investment - the largest nationwide for a cell and gene therapy hub - New York Biogenesis Park will accelerate the delivery of new therapies from lab to patient in New York's diverse communities. Governor Kathy Hochul
• Sanofi has 12 new drug candidates, including Amlitelimab and Frexalimab, as next-generation drugs and aims to achieve annual sales of more than €1 billion by 2030. ABITA LLC&MARKETING JAPAN
• The development of next-generation drugs promoted by Sanofi is attracting a great deal of attention in envisioning the future of medicine for 2030. ABITA LLC&MARKETING JAPAN
• The launch of Sanofi's next-generation drugs will revolutionize the medical landscape. ABITA LLC&MARKETING JAPAN
• In recent research, Cornell biologists identified a surprising mechanism that weakens bacteria from within - an insight that could guide the next generation of antibiotics as drug resistance rises worldwide. Cornell Chronicle
• A new long-term study from nutrition and genetics researchers at Harvard Medical School suggests that sticking to a healthy diet, specifically a Mediterranean one, can cut your risk of Alzheimer's, particularly if you have the APOE4 / 4 gene. Business Insider

Last updated: 14 September 2025