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On this #internationalwomensday2024, I have a VERY special announcement to share! Liz Powell, Nada (Osman) Hanafi, and I have been working behind the scenes since September on a brand new initiative designed to promote public-private collaboration in women's digital health. You've probably heard me speak repeatedly about the need for the #womenshealth industry to work directly with government agencies and regulators to build meaningful protections around women's health that won't stifle innovation. Now, it's a reality! I'm so excited to announce the launch of the Women's Digital Health Network! The WDHN is committed to driving meaningful and innovative advancement in healthcare through sustained communications and collaborations with federal agencies, Congress, the women's digital health industry, and nonprofits. We have a special episode of the FemInnovation Podcast announcing the launch and the goals of this new network, so please tune in to learn more about why this network is much needed. Why should you join the Women's Digital Health Network? ?? Obtain timely, actionable information on current and emerging policies, laws, and regulations related to women's digital health. ?? Access key decision-makers in #digitalhealth in Washington, D.C. ?? Exchange ideas and collaborate with national leaders to shape policies impacting women's digital health. ?? Become part of a powerful network of innovators and leaders in women's digital health. ?? Learn best practices for government engagement and become a savvy advocate for change. ?? Participate in online and in-person meetings and events. And more! Learn more about the WDHN in the comments. We hope you'll join us in advocating for change! #femtech #womenshealthmatters #healthinnovation #healthtech

Get the facts. #womenshealth #healthcare #stateofwomenshealth #thepaingappodcast #thepaingapbook

Important discussion Women's Digital Health Summit and importance of access to care, integration of care, and innovation to improve outcomes!!! Honored that Kindbody is leading the charge!!

Panel number 2 at the Women's Digital Health Summit: Women’s Digital Health: ?? Mapping the Current Commercial Landscape. Ft Kandis B Daroski, Dawn Laguens, Heather Bowerman and Dr Fahimeh Sasan. Takeaways included: ? Virtual care is one of the key trends that has shaped the women's health space (and health in general), however we must learn how best to provide hybrid care and integrate with in-person care. ? The biggest opportunities in women's health will be how we execute recent innovations and partner. ? Reimbursement needs to catch up to quality of care, especially for women's health.

As we approach an election that will be critical for women's health issues, I look forward to another round of honest, scientific and passionate discussion of these issues. #marketstrategy #pharma #valueaddedmediocines #womenshealth #lifesciences #505(b)(2)

HLTH Europe thrives on striking statistics. This week, we heard that women are up to 7 times more likely than men to have a heart condition misdiagnosed and be discharged during a heart attack. We learned that a whopping 15 million women use menstrual tracking apps. We were disappointed by the suggestion that women who run women's health companies raise less funding, and make lower valuations, than men who run women's health companies. On the main stage, Priya Agrawal, VP, Health Equity & Partnerships at MSD explained: "As soon as you say women's health, investors think 'niche'. How is 50% of the population niche? So I don't want people investing in women's health because it's the moral, nice thing to do. I want people to invest because it's a smart thing to do." Women are not a minority. Women's health is not a niche market. And the potential for growth in this market is immense: a staggering $1 trillion opportunity lies in bridging the women's health gap. It's a classic case of a win-win situation where promoting equity and boosting business outcomes go hand in hand. In recognition of this opportunity, HLTH Europe has prioritised women’s health in its inaugural edition, dedicating a stage, programming, and floor space to it. Under-discussed topics such as incontinence, endometriosis, overactive bladder, and women’s pain were given airtime. The ideation workshop, facilitated by the global consulting firm Kearney, provided a rare platform to delve deeper into the complex ‘how’ questions and actionable takeaways. In the meantime, we are already looking ahead to HLTH Europe 2025. Get our take on maximising its platform for your brand: https://lnkd.in/eKX_PUtN #HLTHEurope #WomensHealth #Healthcare

Let’s talk about federal funding for women’s health research! Last week I had the chance to participate in the Women's Health Innovation Series Summit, a conference focused on support and investment to transform women’s health. Support is catching on - recently, we’ve seen some key advancements in funding for women’s health research sparked both by the need for solutions and the President's Executive Order on Advancing Women's Health Research and Innovation. Some developments: - ARPA-H released their Sprint for Women’s Health program earlier this year, promising $100 million for research and development focused on tackling challenges in women’s health - The DoD has emphasized $500 million for women’s health research annually, primarily through CDMRP, and is adopting a new research policy that requires researchers to consider sex as a biological variable in study design and analysis But we still have a long way to go. I particularly enjoyed last week’s panel with Carolee Lee (Women's Health Access Matters) and Renee Wegrzyn and Jenica Patterson [Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H)]. My takeaways from the discussion: ??There is vast capability and interest in this field – the ARPA-H Sprint program received proposals from 45 states, the District of Columbia, and 34 countries! ??Health equity is at the forefront of the conversation ??We need to use a data-driven approach to best inform investment, innovation, and policy ??In-depth market landscape assessments show that there is a strong business case for women’s health Looking forward to the next few years in this exciting, innovative space. #womenshealth #innovation #research #funding

?? Dive into the latest advancements in #WomensHealth research with the NIH-Wide Strategic Plan for Research on the Health of Women 2024-2028! Developed through collaboration with the @National Institutes of Health institutes, centers, and offices; federal and community partners; and the public, this plan highlights the importance of innovative data science methodologies in understanding and addressing the complexities of women’s health. Stay informed about the latest initiatives aimed at improving health outcomes for all women across diverse populations. https://bit.ly/3Wus5TR #WomensHealth

?? Dive into the latest advancements in #WomensHealth research with the NIH-Wide Strategic Plan for Research on the Health of Women 2024-2028! Developed through collaboration with the The National Institutes of Health institutes, centers, and offices; federal and community partners; and the public, this plan highlights the importance of innovative data science methodologies in understanding and addressing the complexities of women’s health. Stay informed about the latest initiatives aimed at improving health outcomes for all women across diverse populations. https://bit.ly/4aaIq3B #WomensHealth

?? Dive into the latest advancements in #WomensHealth research with the NIH-Wide Strategic Plan for Research on the Health of Women 2024-2028! Developed through collaboration with the The National Institutes of Health institutes, centers, and offices; federal and community partners; and the public, this plan highlights the importance of innovative data science methodologies in understanding and addressing the complexities of women’s health. Stay informed about the latest initiatives aimed at improving health outcomes for all women across diverse populations. https://bit.ly/4aaIq3B #WomensHealth