Following a couple of years of record-setting investments in biotech, healthtech, and medtech, funding engines are cooling off. That doesn’t mean the money has dried up, rather it points to markets self-correcting, especially from oversized valuations. This is driving different approaches for innovators and start-ups to not only access capital, but to ultimately bring their products to market.

Conversations around access to capital, partnerships, and, importantly, bringing value to patients, dominated conversations at the LSX World Congress in Boston last month. The gathering pulls together leaders from biotech, healthtech, and medtech, alongside financial advisors and venture capitalists. There were parallels in overarching themes from the European version of the meeting, which was held in London in March. Below are three takeaways we picked up at the Boston meeting:

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