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Vitalis 2026: From Vision to Reality – A Digital and Data‑Driven Future Taking Shape
For more than two decades, Vitalis has been the arena where the Nordic region has articulated its vision for a digital, person‑centred and data‑enabled health and care ecosystem. In 2026, that vision is no longer aspirational—it is operational. As the programme is released on 23 February, Vitalis highlights a decisive shift: the ideas that once lived in strategy documents, pilot tests and conceptu...
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Geras Solutions wins Healthtech Award and attracts interest beyond healthcare
A visibly surprised Simon Körösi, CEO of Geras Solutions, received the Healthtech Award at Vitalis 2025 in recognition of the company’s work to improve dementia diagnostics and care. Since then, the company has continued to build on its success, attracting attention not only from healthcare but also from entirely unexpected industries. Apply for the Healthtech Award 2026 (Deadline Mar...
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Vitalis attracts Norwegian doctors: "We need external impulses"
Where journeys once led to the United States, the Norwegian Medical Association is now turning its attention to Vitalis in Gothenburg. The aim is to gain new perspectives, build professional networks and pave the way for closer Nordic collaboration. This spring, a delegation from the Norwegian Medical Association will attend Vitalis. The organisation represents 96 percent of all docto...
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The future of clinical trials depends on digital solutions – new track at vitalis
Sweden has the potential to become a global leader in clinical trials – but for a long time the trend has been declining. A new Vitalis track is now being launched to discuss how Sweden can regain a leading position in clinical research. Clinical trials give patients early access to new and innovative treatments, provide healthcare with valuable knowledge, and contribute important researc...
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After the award: Growing interest in the Gränby Oncology Model
The Gränby clinic dared to do something no one in Sweden had tried before, and was awarded the Vitalis Grant 2025 for its work delivering cancer treatments in a shopping centre. Applications are now open for anyone who wants to submit an entry to become this year’s grant recipient. The oncology clinic at Gränby Shopping Centre broke new ground by offering advanced cancer treatments ou...
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