Femtech in Emerging Markets

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Hear out from incredible women leaders! Sophie Smith of Nabta Health, Emaan Abbas of Ketish, Baha Hamadi of Deep Knowledge Group, Chanda Lokendra of Lizzom, and Triska Hamid of Wamda discuss the rising awareness of women's health in emerging markets, the sub-sectors, and the role that technology is playing in promoting women's wellbeing and breaking taboos across all areas. Powered by Podeo — Listen to this episode

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