Femtech has the potential to significantly address gender health inequality. Atin Roy, SVP, Ogilvy India, shares his POV on how Femtech empowers women to take charge of their health by providing tailored health solutions, such as menstrual and pregnancy tracking apps, maternal health monitoring, and chronic disease management tools. Full insights: https://bit.ly/3CuGdVu
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Today, as part of National Women’s Health Week, we’re talking about reducing women’s health stigma. Many women deal with conditions that cause them pain, discomfort, and problems getting pregnant. Women with endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and uterine fibroids may have many questions about their health and fertility. By providing support and end-to-end reproductive healthcare for any stage including fertility treatment, you can support women in the workplace. Let’s raise awareness of women’s needs in the workplace! https://ow.ly/i53E50RzN5Y #NWHW #WomensHealthMonth
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New Healthcare Huddle post on Women's Health: Beyond Reproductive and Gynecological Care! Pretty excited about this article, as it's part 1 of a three-part series on women's health. I'm working with women's health expert Priya Bathija (founder Nyoo Health) on them! Here's what to expect in this series: - Part 1: Women’s Health is More than Reproductive Health - Part 2: Women’s Health Investment Trends and Future Market Growth - Part 3: An Inside Look at Women’s Health Policy Initiatives Subscribe to Healthcare Huddle to read the full series! (link in comments) Also, you can read part 1... let me know your thoughts! (link in comments) P.S. especially excited about this women's health series, as I recently became a girl dad. Seeing my wife navigate pregnancy gave me a different view of women's health!
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Read part one of three on women's health! Today, we talk about how women's health is beyond reproductive and gynecological health.
New Healthcare Huddle post on Women's Health: Beyond Reproductive and Gynecological Care! Pretty excited about this article, as it's part 1 of a three-part series on women's health. I'm working with women's health expert Priya Bathija (founder Nyoo Health) on them! Here's what to expect in this series: - Part 1: Women’s Health is More than Reproductive Health - Part 2: Women’s Health Investment Trends and Future Market Growth - Part 3: An Inside Look at Women’s Health Policy Initiatives Subscribe to Healthcare Huddle to read the full series! (link in comments) Also, you can read part 1... let me know your thoughts! (link in comments) P.S. especially excited about this women's health series, as I recently became a girl dad. Seeing my wife navigate pregnancy gave me a different view of women's health!
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Join the World Health Organization on Friday, August 9 to launch a new Lancet four-part series on #MaternalHealth in the Perinatal Period and Beyond: https://lnkd.in/gPkUnT8D Experts will present findings related to the following and explain how to use this new knowledge to address stagnating global #MaternalMortality ratios: 📌 How maternal health is linked to human adaptations to the planet 📌 How cultural, political, and economic structures influence social determinants shaping women’s vulnerabilities in pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period 📌 The long-term consequences of labor and childbirth that are left out of global maternal health agenda 📌 Intersectional approaches to address global maternal health inequities cc HRP Research #GlobalGoals #HealthEquity
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Did you know women are 7 times more likely than men to have a heart condition misdiagnosed or be discharged during a heart attack? Shockingly, they're also less likely to receive crucial secondary prevention upon discharge, doubling their risk of dying from a serious heart attack. McKinsey's research sheds light on concerning disparities in healthcare that require immediate attention. https://lnkd.in/gfP-2Vsa As we celebrate the achievements of women globally, let's also advocate for change in healthcare. It's time to break the cycle of disparity and ensure every woman receives the care she deserves. At Hello Health Group, we're committed to empowering women's health journeys. With personalized digital solutions like quality content, interactive tools, and supportive communities, we're empowering 155 million women across Asia to make informed choices for a healthier tomorrow. These users actively engage with a diverse range of topics, from healthy eating and skincare to parenting, medication, heart health, women’s health, pregnancy, and beyond, enabling them to make confident and informed decisions for their well-being. #iwd2024 #HealthEquity #WomenInHealthcare #GenderDisparities #HelloHealthGroup
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🌸 Women's Health Week is May 12-18th! 🌸 At Morpheus Wellness, we're committed to recognizing the unique health challenges that women face every day. For too long, women's health concerns have been overlooked and misunderstood, leading to disparities in care and medical biases. Did you know that women's health studies historically excluded or underrepresented women, leading to gaps in our understanding of how medical conditions and treatments affect them compared to men? While progress has been made, there's still work to be done to ensure that healthcare providers have a comprehensive understanding of women's health issues. Women's reproductive systems, hormonal fluctuations, pregnancy, and even migraines can increase the risk of stroke compared to their male counterparts. It's crucial for women to be proactive about their health and advocate for themselves in medical settings. This Women's Health Week, take charge of your well-being. Write down your questions and concerns, know your family's health history, and don't be afraid to speak up and ask for clarification from your healthcare provider. Your health matters, and you deserve personalized care that takes your unique needs into account. 💪 #WomensHealthWeek #AdvocateForYourself #strokeawareness #MorpheusWellness 💖
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For first-time live births, Black women are 21% more likely to undergo cesarean deliveries than other women, which researchers believe accounts for a modest amount of excess maternal morbidity among women of color. Why is this happening? Learn how Black maternal health disparities coincide with C-section birth and why it matters: https://miblues.co/49D9fwT #BlackMaternalHealthWeek #MaternalHealth #Csections
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What do pregnant women, newborns, and adolescent girls want for digital health? What does #Quality #Equity #Dignity in digital maternal & newborn health services look like? Our Head of Programs, Anne M. Khisa, PhD, unpacked this in the ongoing @Trans4m_Health strategic planning workshop. #InvestInWhatWomenWant
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Whenever I'm asked....."Why women's health?" My answer is........."Why not women's health?" Women make up a huge part of our society, and their well-being has a ripple effect on everyone around them. When women are healthy, they can thrive in their careers, take care of their families, and contribute to their communities. But when their health is neglected, it can have devastating consequences for not only them, but for everyone in their lives. Women's health is often misunderstood as being limited to reproductive health, but it encompasses a broader range of issues including sexual health, fertility, childbirth, breastfeeding, postnatal care, and menopause. There is a stigma surrounding women's health, leading to confusion, discomfort and even shame when discussing these topics. We need to destigmatize these women's health issues by adopting an holistic approach to care, and providing accessible, patient-centered services, leveraging the various digital tools available. Thanks to various women and organizations advocating for and contributing towards women's health, there's been some improvement. It's time we join hands and do what we can!!!!! Happy Tuesday🌹🌹🌹.
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Did you know? Endometriosis is a leading cause of infertility in women, though not all women with endometriosis are infertile. Endometriosis affects fertility in 30-50% of women, making conception challenging. Let's navigate your journey to parenthood together! DM me the word HEALTH for personalized guidance, tips, and coaching. 🌟 #DailyPost #DidYouKnow #EndometriosisAwareness #FertilitySupport #HealthyLiving #livewitheasenotwithdisease #gadosustainablewellnes #sustainablehealthyliving
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