Advancing Women’s Health with Female Founders - Trailer

Have you ever asked yourself whether the healthcare system is failing women? Hello and welcome back to Narratives of Purpose. Today I am announcing a special series in collaboration with Artifact Open Innovation Switzerland where we will talk about advancing women's health with female founders. The second was raising awareness about the issue that we have in clinical trials. Um, cause we don't have a lot of great data when we don't invite women to studies. Not inviting women to studies means they don't have access to some of these therapies. I mean, again, therapies can save you from losing organs, especially with cancer. This new series will be released on Friday, 8th of March. Yes, that will be on International Women's Day. And this year's theme is Investing in Women, Accelerate Progress. So what impactful startups led by women to mark this day. Yeah, I think we have to bring awareness. For women's health to investors, mainly to pharmaceutical company, for example, and to say that we have to invest in it and set. Personalized medicine, for example, just bring one, one parameter, which is gender. It's super important because it changes everything in medicine. For those of you who are tuning in to Narratives of Purpose for the first time, my name is Claire Mourigande. I am your host on this podcast, which is all about amplifying social impact. If you want to be inspired to take action, then look no further. You are in the right place. Get comfortable and listen to my conversations. There's always, no matter the size of the company, even when it's coming from sea level, there's a fear of backlash. And when they see that, There are 200 people who register for a masterclass on fertility in their company. They're like, wow. And they realize I had no idea. Join me on March 8th to find out about these incredible women, why they decided to register. to become founders and patient advocates to improve the healthcare system for everyone. The majority of cervical cancer deaths, uh, 90 percent of them occur in the developing world. For so many women, particularly in Asia and in Sub Saharan Africa, there's just no access to treatment. And so very often if women do have access to treatment, they're getting over treated. And that's not fair. Five years ago, PCOS was not that well known. Like endometriosis, like fibroids, you know, and we work together with other organizations and, um, uh, suffering in silence is no longer. Going to be the case. We're too fed up to suffer in silence. If you don't want to miss this special series, then make sure you follow Narratives of Purpose on your favorite listening app, or go to our website at narratives of purpose. podcastpage. io