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FemTechs want to fill the gender gap in healthcare by developing innovative products and services dedicated to female healthcare. By creating cutting-edge goods and services specifically for female healthcare, businesses that specialise in "female technology" hope to close the gender gap in healthcare. This growing market is expanding right now. Clinical trials and healthcare research are underrepresented by women. Because we know less about the illnesses that harm women than we do about those that affect males, this gender gap contributes to significant healthcare disparities. FemTech businesses could contribute to the advancement of healthcare through their creative, open-minded approach that emphasises patient empowerment. For instance, it often takes seven years to identify endometriosis, a persistent gynaecological illness marked by the aberrant presence of endometrium outside the uterine cavity, and it is still unknown to medical professionals. Femtech can help reduce the gender gap in healthcare by addressing the unique health needs and disparities experienced by women through:
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