Recap and video of WHTW session featuring: Ambreen Molitor, National Director, Product Innovation, Planned Parenthood Federation of America
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Recap and video of WHTW session featuring: Hahn Ey Lee, International Medical : Vaccines / Antivirals and Anti-infectives, Pfizer
BTA Exclusive share session: Jolene Anderson, Vector Point Ventures
Women represent 51% of the global population, yet there remains a significant gap in healthcare tailored to their needs.
Women's health issues, from reproductive care to chronic disease, have often been sidelined, resulting in disparities in access and outcomes.
Recap and video of WHTW session featuring: Bianca Kroupa, Associate Director, Innovation Programs & Implementation, Organon
Healthcare affordability is a major issue in the U.S., with many Americans struggling to cover basic medical expenses, often leading to delayed or foregone treatment. According to the Commonwealth Fund 2024 Biennial Health Insurance Survey, nearly 26 million Americans—9 percent of the U.S. population—were uninsured in 20231. While the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has significantly reduced the uninsured rate, notable coverage gaps remain2. Among those insured throughout the year, 23 percent reported to be underinsured, meaning their plans failed to provide affordable access to necessary medical services.
