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Digital health companies are on pace for another strong year of venture capital fundraising, with behavioral health and women's health companies on the rise.

Investors continue to have a strong appetite for digital health with investment in the sector totaling $4.2 billion across 180 deals through the first half of 2019, according to a new Rock Health report.

Venture funding for digital health companies leveled off in the first quarter of 2019, dropping 19% compared to Q1 2018, according to a new report.

Just a quarter of respondents the recent Rock Health survey say they have used wearables, and 19% have used live video.

More than 250 physicians in California lost their homes to last year's wildfires but have stayed in practice, and more physician practice news.

Boys Town National Research Hospital says an unauthorized user may have accessed medical information for more than 105,000 people.

Even though more women are taking on positions of power in healthcare, they're not exactly optimistic about the future of gender equality in the industry. 

After a record-breaking year, digital health funding is showing no signs of slowing down, with $3.4 billion flowing into the industry this year.

After a year in which investors sunk nearly $6 billion into digital health startups, funding activity hasn't slowed.

The digital health industry is coming off a record year of funding, but Rock Health CEO Bill Evans says venture capital funding "is not a metric of success."