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At the Women & Worth Summit, Poppy Seed Health’s Simmone Taitt and Aspira Women’s Health’s Kaile Zagger discussed how technology can provide equitable health for all. 

Well after the pandemic finally subsides, the world will still be forced to grapple with the mental health crisis that will follow in its wake. Worth surveyed 13 U.S. leaders across health care, mental health and telehealth to get their perspective on what’s next.

COVID-19 has put a spotlight on a fragile senior care system, but a vibrant health-tech ecosystem is laying track for a technology revolution that is centered on the homes—just in time for the ‘Silver Tsunami’—of aging baby boomers.

Global Ventures’ Noor Sweid recently spoke to Worth about how emerging markets are tackling the issue of health care inclusion and what the future of health will look like as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Before the pandemic less than 10 percent of the American population had tried telehealth services.

Doctor house calls are making a comeback—as long as you have a high-speed internet connection.

With doctors and medical resources spread thin, hospitals and providers are increasingly turning to virtual options.