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Cardiovascular disease is the #1 killer of women
Like many areas in women’s health, cardiovascular disease hit me personally before it was of professional interest. My Wake-up Call A year or two ago, my doctor (a functional medicine practitioner) saw an aberration in… Read More ->
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Your Doctor Gives You 18 Minutes, and TikTok Gives You Misinformation
On average, US patients get 18 minutes with their doctor, and that includes the time the doctor spends reading their file and creating an electronic record! So it’s no surprise that those same patients turn… Read More ->
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Why Women’s Health Startups Struggle to Reach the Consumers Who Need Their Products
Many women’s health companies start with a direct-to-consumer (DTC) model because it lets them prove there’s real demand, build a brand, and keep control of their product vision. Unfortunately, the platforms they rely on to… Read More ->
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Springboard’s Women’s Health Accelerator
I’ve had an incredibly intense but inspiring week, listening in on founder presentations for the incoming cohort of Springboard Enterprises Women’s Health Accelerator. It’s been incredible to hear all the innovations coming in women’s health… Read More ->
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Better Diagnostics, Better Care – Critical Momentum in Women’s Health
From an investment perspective, diagnostics is one of the most successful areas in women’s health right now. It makes sense – before we can deliver better innovation, better care, and better outcomes for women, we… Read More ->
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Standard Care Shouldn’t Hurt: Reimagining the Pelvic Exam
What is a speculum? Current medical guidance says women should see an OB/GYN for an annual exam, primarily focused on the reproductive system. In addition to checking the breasts, external genitalia, and uterus, the doctor… Read More ->
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Only 25% of Clinical Trials Address Female Differences
Sex-disaggregated research data remains a critical gap in women’s health Only 25% Of Trials Address Female Differences Today, only about 25% of clinical trials actually perform and report sex- and gender-based analyses – these are… Read More ->
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The Future of Women’s Health Starts with Better Data
What happens when we design clinical trials with women in mind? When only 22% of clinical trial participants are women (and even less are people of color), it means that most of the medicines on… Read More ->
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Beyond the 2%: Discerning the Growth in Women’s Health
You Can See the Growth If You Squint At this point in the women’s health conversation, it gets repetitive (and boring!) to just talk about how far behind we are. That doesn’t mean the gap… Read More ->
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