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Kinsey Crowley

Why investors are so 'bullish' on women's health

(Credit: Justin L. Stewart for Fortune)

Good morning, Broadsheet readers! E. Jean Carroll's lawsuit against Donald Trump is underway, a woman is emerging as a leader in the no- and low-alcohol industry, and we hear from the women of Fortune Brainstorm Health 2023. Happy Friday!

- Brainstorm Health 2023. Fortune gathered the health care community in Los Angeles for its Brainstorm Health conference this week. Yesterday, we featured CVS Health CEO Karen Lynch’s on-stage call for better care for women at risk of postpartum depression, but throughout the two-day summit, expert panelists urged their peers—entrepreneurs, investors, practitioners, and CEOs—to prioritize women’s health. 

“I’m incredibly bullish about women’s health. Women’s health is not just about women, it’s human health,” said Alyssa Jaffee, partner at 7wireVentures, an early-stage health care venture fund. “Women are over 50% of our population, yet we make 80% of health care buying decisions. It’s not just reproductive rights, it’s not just maternal health care.”

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