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Your watch counts your steps. Your ring scores your sleep. Your app logs your cycle. So why do you still feel exactly the same? Here's what a decade of investment in women's health technology mostly bought us: devices that observe women. Tracking, measuring, logging. The data has exploded. The relief hasn't. There's a harder category to build — devices designed to intervene, not just inform. Devices that do something to your body, not just about it. Fewer companies attempt it. The science is harder. The regulatory path is longer. And it's exactly where this industry needs to go next. On Tuesday, we're sitting down with two CEOs building in that gap: 🔸 Elizabeth Gazda, CEO of Embr Labs — on thermoregulation, the nervous system, and why the wrist might be one of the most powerful sites of intervention in a woman's body 🔸 Colette Courtion, CEO of Joylux, Inc — on the parts of women's health almost nobody builds for, and how to tell real science from noise No slides. No pitching. One honest hour, live Q&A included. June 16, 12pm ET. Registration link in the comments. The next time you pick up a device, ask one question: is it tracking me, or is it treating me? Both have a place. But you deserve to know which one you're getting. #WomensHealth #FemTech #HealthTech