‘High Unmet Need’ For Better Treatments Will Drive Women’s Health Funding In 2024

Women’s health start-ups focusing on areas of high unmet need such as menopause, infertility, preventive care and post-partum care will continue to attract investors, experts say. Meanwhile, machine learning and AI, as well as next gen-treatments such as psychedelic therapy, stand to drive advancements in the space.

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Investment in women’s health has declined sharply since 2021, but venture companies expect start-ups with innovative solutions, especially in areas of high unmet need like menopause and endometriosis, will continue to attract funding.

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