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Scaling innovations in women's health remains difficult due to funding gaps
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Scaling innovations in women's health remains difficult due to funding gaps

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Ida Tin, who coined the term "femtech" and founded think tank Femtech Assembly, says more money needs to be put toward women's health research and regulation needs to be more gender-informed.

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Strategic planning in healthcare needs to be rooted in agility and flexibility

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