Femtech Edition
Join host Jen Lannon to get the best insights into femtech and what everyone in health innovation should know about it.
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Introducing the Femtech Edition with Jen Lannon
Welcome to Digital Health Today with Jen Lannon. If you're interested in health innovation, you may have heard the word 'femtech' by now. It's projected to be a $50 billion market by 2025. In 2019, femtech companies received $800 million in venture investment. But what is 'femtech'? What should healthcare and technology professionals know about it? What are the hot new companies that are coming to market and who's paying for them?
Women make up 56% of healthcare expenditures and 80% of healthcare purchasing decisions. It's critical for everyone in health and technology to have a basic understanding of women's health and femtech. That's why I'm interviewing world renowned experts who have taken their own personal and professional interest in this hot space. So tune in to Digital Health Today with me, Jen Lannon, to get the best insights into femtech, including what everyone in health innovation should know about it.
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Introducing the Femtech Edition with Jen Lannon
Welcome to Digital Health Today with Jen Lannon. If you're interested in health innovation, you may have heard the word 'femtech' by now. It's projected to be a $50 billion market by 2025. In 2019, femtech companies received $800 million in venture investment. But what is 'femtech'? What should healthcare and technology professionals know about it? What are the hot new companies that are coming to market and who's paying for them?
Women make up 56% of healthcare expenditures and 80% of healthcare purchasing decisions. It's critical for everyone in health and technology to have a basic understanding of women's health and femtech. That's why I'm interviewing world renowned experts who have taken their own personal and professional interest in this hot space. So tune in to Digital Health Today with me, Jen Lannon, to get the best insights into femtech, including what everyone in health innovation should know about it.
Connect on Digital Health Today:
Twitter | Linkedin | Facebook | Instagram
Connect on Health Podcast Network:
Browse Shows | Linkedin | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
Digital Health Today is made possible by the support of our sponsors. Thank you to:
Almirall Digital Garden
Bayer G4A
Cedars-Sinai Accelerator
Medable
University of Chicago - Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics
October 25, 2020
About Digital Health Today - Femtech Edition
Women make up 56% of healthcare expenditures and 80% of healthcare purchasing decisions. In 2019, femtech companies received $800 million in venture investment, and by 2025, femtech is projected to be a $50 billion market.
Pop quiz: What was the most successful digital health IPO in 2019?
The correct answer: It was a femtech company.
It’s critical for everyone in health and technology to have a basic understanding of women’s health and femtech.
Tune into Digital Health Today with Jen Lannon as she interviews world-renowned experts to get the best insights into femtech and what everyone in health innovation should know about it.
Pop quiz: What was the most successful digital health IPO in 2019?
The correct answer: It was a femtech company.
It’s critical for everyone in health and technology to have a basic understanding of women’s health and femtech.
Tune into Digital Health Today with Jen Lannon as she interviews world-renowned experts to get the best insights into femtech and what everyone in health innovation should know about it.
Host
Jen Lannon
Jennifer Lannon is an advisor and consultant in health innovation, helping companies with business development, marketing, and strategy. She is the co-founder of Freeze Health, an informational platform helping women decide if, when and where to freeze their eggs and/or pursue IVF. She also managed the Health Innovation Hub and served as Managing Director of Women’s Health for Springboard Enterprises, where she oversaw corporate partnerships and the addition of women-led life science and health tech startups to the portfolio.
