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FemTech is on the rise. In the course of just a few years, FemTech has grown to encompass a range of technology-enabled, consumer-centric products and solutions for women’s health needs. While it’s still early days, our research indicates that the dynamics underlying FemTech are accelerating: public awareness, company formation, and funding are surging. And because FemTech helps to increase female representation among researchers, inventors, investors, and founders, it can create more consumer-centric products and solutions that recognize and target women’s specific healthcare needs. A new article gives you the lay of the land, unpacking findings from research into 750-plus FemTech companies.
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The dawn of the FemTech revolution
As opportunities in women’s health accelerate, FemTech is helping to match capital and talent to unmet needs—with promising early results.
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