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In a man’s world, female healthcare is a missed opportunity. Period.
Over 60 million women in the US alone are menopausal however menopause (an inevitable part of female ageing) is still viewed by some as ‘niche’.
Louise Rix • An Overlooked Opportunity: The past, present and future of FemTech
In this report, we dive into women’s health and the technologies disrupting the space, with a specific focus on reproductive health.
CB Insights • The Body Series: How Technology Is Transforming Women’s Healthcare
Challenge #2: Low utilization of services to prevent and manage chronic conditions. With increasing consumer preference for convenient care options, we’re most interested in those virtual care technologies that leverage AI or asynchronous telemedicine to encourage the adoption of behaviors that prevent chronic illness.
Lily Bernicker • Healthcare - What We’re Looking For
So this is what happens: companies like Oura brand themselves as everyone’s personal wellness advisors, while forgetting half their target group in product development. It doesn’t make sense to me — we have femtech for women’s health products, so why don’t we see more companies position themselves as mentech instead? Why are women a feature while m... See more
Pauliina Martikainen • Forget femtech: Let's talk about why most health products default to 'mentech' | Sifted
Biohack excitement is still a geeky-guy homerun. The websites, the reading material, the vision, the propaganda, are overwhelmingly male-authored and male-centric. The same is true of transhumanism, and its follow-up, post-humanism.