Host Jonah Comstock and MobiHealthNews Managing Editor Laura Lovett welcome Heather Mack — former MobiHealthNews Associate Editor and now the head of content and editorial and Greylock Partners — to look back at another serious  funding quarter for digital health, and identify some of the trends that drove the investment.

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Talking points:

• How the pandemic exposed the promise, and importance, of digital health
• Mental health care as a major investment trend in the quarter
• Is "digital health" just health now?
• People are realizing how much digital health can do
• Digital health is here to stay — not a bubble
• Adoption, not innovation, is the current biggest driver
• Telehealth beyond the video visit
• Online healthcare habits are becoming the norm
• What's the over-saturation risk for digital health niches?
• SPACs and IPOs — what do they mean?
• M&As — consolidation vs diversification
• The impact of Amazon Haven's rise and fall
• Quiet innovation in backend AI/ML
• Expectations for the second half of the year

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Maker of computerized cardiac models HeartFlow to go public via $2.4B SPAC merger

Baby tech company Owlet hits NYSE after closing SPAC merger

Multimodal primary care provider Carbon Health scores $350M to become largest in the U.S. and more digital health fundings

Weight loss app Noom scores $540M in Series F funding

Ro raises $500M, bringing its D2C virtual care business to a $5B valuation

Oscar Health's CEO on how insurance companies have transformed during COVID-19

Amazon Pharmacy offers customers six months of prescription medication for $6