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Women tech entrepreneurs look to close gender health care gap - Vimarsana News

Women tech entrepreneurs look to close gender health care gap

More companies run by women are creating devices specifically tailored to track women's health.

Source: yahoo.com
For Women With Cardiovascular Disease, The Prognosis Is Disheartening - Vimarsana News

For Women With Cardiovascular Disease, The Prognosis Is Disheartening

During American Heart Month, learn why cardiovascular disease symptoms, treatment, and outcomes differ by gender, leaving women more than twice as likely to die than men.

Source: forbes.com
Heart Disease Is the #1 Killer of Women. These 5 Innovative Companies Are Working to Change That - Vimarsana News

Heart Disease Is the #1 Killer of Women. These 5 Innovative Companies Are Working to Change That

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in men and women in the United States, killing more than 700,000 people a year. And while men are more likely to develop CVD earlier in life, the disease can develop and present itself in dramatically different ways between men and women. Some studies have shown …

Source: yahoo.com
Heart Disease in Women: 5 Innovative Companies Making a Difference – SheKnows - Vimarsana News

Heart Disease in Women: 5 Innovative Companies Making a Difference – SheKnows

Most heart disease is preventable, and these five companies, including HeartFlow and PocDoc, are creating technology to test, prevent, and treat CVD. 

Blue Cross Blue Shield Massachusetts launches Health Equity Business Accelerator - Vimarsana News

Blue Cross Blue Shield Massachusetts launches Health Equity Business Accelerator

In 2020, fewer than 3% of venture capital funding went to companies with Black or Latinx founders, according to Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts. In an attempt to address these disparities, the insurer has launched a Health Equity Business Accelerator, a program meant to lend financial, strategic and mentorship support to founders of color. The program will be focused