We make sense of humanity's progress in health
Our Global Data Network is a human-curated algorithm that identifies new health innovations, pieces together their development journey and tracks them in real-time into the future.
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What is the
HH Global Data Network?
Health Horizon detects the claims made by health innovators around the world and cross-references these with official websites, trial registries, scientific publications, news, social media and other sources to piece together the development journey of any technology in the world.
Our data comes from public sources as well as our partnership networks and also directly from innovators who claim their technology on Health Horizon.
Never lose track
How often do you find yourself wondering what happened to some promised health breakthrough?
We detect claims like this from around the world and track them into the future for you, notifying you when they make progress eg. when a technology enters trials, passes trials or becomes available.
Always getting better
The Global Data Network is getting smarter every day.
Every tracked technology and every additional client means our human-curated algorithms get better at giving you exactly the information you need and saving you from the noise.
Personalise your interests
We have a quality over quantity approach. Professional accounts can access a feed of new technologies based on your interest areas.
To take this to the next level and track specific areas of interests we can build you a channel.
What they say about us
Health Horizon’s [technology] is supporting greater collaboration and commercialisation by helping investors, health practitioners and the public access up to date information on national health innovations
Sue MacLeman
CEO, MTP Connect
"MTP Connect have multiple channels. These monitor the competitive ecosystem of their grantees."
Kate Porz
Pfizer
"It's great to get real time updates in my inbox on the exact start ups I care about, rather than spend time Googling them every few weeks, or worse, losing track of them altogether."
