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Kendraaa's avatar

This was a brilliant breakdown of the systemic barriers in women’s health investment. The connection between reimbursement gaps, policy stagnation, and downstream investor hesitancy is spot on.

I also love the point about tech-driven cost reductions shifting the economics of care.

Given these challenges, how can startups and women’s health advocates actively push for change?

Beyond building great products, what strategies can help drive improvements in systemic bias—whether through policy, investor education, or new funding models?”

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Sriram Gopalaratnam's avatar

This is an interesting article. At the beginning, you point to a study and refer to a broken pricing failure. In my opinion, it stems from the fact that there is a gender pay gap throughout the world. We all know about it and have talked about it, but seldom is something done actively to only pay for the work/service and not who renders it. It is as if no one has touched on this topic (sarcasm!) I am attempting to do so with my article "Global Gender Pay Gap" and hope to reach out to someone who can make a change to this issue.

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