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SEASON 2 : Can Women’s Health Be the Next Big Thing Like Skin care and Makeup.
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Can technology and policy innovations truly transform women's health in India, Tune in to find out !
Join us as we sit down with Swarnima, the co-founder of Gytree, an innovative platform dedicated to women’s health. Swarnima brings a wealth of experience, having previously worked with the UN and WHO, and being recognized as an AstraZeneca Young Health Scholar. She has contributed extensively to the conversation on women’s health through publications on the World Economic Forum’s Agenda, Live Mint, Times of India, and more.
Growing up in rural Uttar Pradesh, Swarnima witnessed firsthand the challenges women face due to a lack of basic amenities and public visibility. Hear how her education in Delhi and her father’s work travels ignited her passion to revolutionize women’s health infrastructure.
In this episode we discuss consumer behavior patterns and the cultural barriers that shape women’s health decisions in India. Swarnima sheds light on how understanding these behaviors can lead to more effective health solutions. We also delve into the influence of sectors like transportation and e-commerce in informing health strategies, and the critical role of personalized care. From the dependency on partners for health decisions to the systemic gender biases in medical testing, we uncover the complex landscape that women navigate to access healthcare.
Finally, we tackle the challenges of balancing work life especially for female founders. Hear Swarnima's insights on the evolving corporate mentality towards employee wellness and the importance of integrating healthcare into workplace culture. She also shares personal anecdotes on mental health, leadership, and the long-term journey of building a business.
This episode is packed with invaluable insights for anyone interested in the intersection of technology, policy, and women’s health in India.
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DISCLAIMER: The content presented in this podcast is not intended to serve as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It's always advisable to consult with your doctor or qualified healthcare provider for personalized guidance.
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1. Empowering Women's Health in India (00:00:00)
2. Addressing Women's Health Behavior Patterns (00:11:49)
3. Advancing Women's Health Care Infrastructure (00:24:00)
4. Balancing Work and Wellness for Women (00:32:57)
5. Navigating Work-Life Integration Challenges (00:47:30)
6. Navigating Women's Health Innovations in India (00:53:33)
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