Tracked vs. Treated: Two CEOs on Women's Health Devices

​Most health devices today are built to track women, they count, measure, and report. Far fewer are built to actually treat the issues women live with every day. Join us for an honest conversation with Elizabeth Gazda, CEO of Embr Labs, and Colette Courtion, CEO of Joylux, on the systemic gap in women's health technology and what it takes to build devices that intervene, not just observe. A members-only hour about where real value lives in this category, and what you should expect from the products being built for you.