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Nelson Advisors Big Questions in HealthTech Series: Will NHS reform make the UK investable again?
The United Kingdom’s HealthTech and MedTech sectors are navigating a structural transition. Following a multi-year period of post-pandemic valuation compression, capital scarcity, and constrained public market activity between 2023 and 2025, the market is demonstrating signs of strategic acceleration and operational evolution.
The state is increasingly acting as a primary market-maker. The convergence of the National Health Service (NHS) 10 Year Health Plan, the Medicines
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Jul 7


Nelson Advisors Big Questions in HealthTech Series: Is the EU AI Act a moat or a millstone?
The global landscape of artificial intelligence governance has crystallised into three distinct philosophical paradigms: the Rights-Based approach championed by the European Union, the Innovation-First model pursued by the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and Singapore, and the State-Directed framework enforced by China. Within this geopolitical matrix, the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act), which entered into force on August 1st, 2024, serves as the world's
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Jul 6


Nelson Advisors Big Questions in HealthTech Series: What is Clinical AI actually worth?
The global healthcare artificial intelligence market is undergoing a structural transition from speculative, early-stage point solutions to highly integrated, clinically validated enterprise platforms. In 2024 and 2025, the market expanded from $14.92 Billion to $21.66 Billion, with projections indicating a scale of $110.61 Billion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate of 38.6%. This rapid expansion is underpinned by a profound concentration of capital. Although
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Jul 6


Nelson Advisors Big Questions in HealthTech Series: Is the LLM an interface or the decision maker?
The structural evolution of large language models has shattered the primitive paradigm of the conversational chatbot, prompting a fundamental re-evaluation of system design. Modern software engineering faces a critical dichotomy: should the language model serve as an intuitive cognitive interface—a translation layer interpreting human intent into structured machine directives—or should it function as a sovereign, system-level decision-maker, capable of autonomous planning and
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Jul 3
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