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Comprehensive health innovation, extending beyond biotechnology, is required to effectively address persistent gender and intersectional equity gaps in healthcare. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

July 30, 2025BMJ4 citationsOpen Access

We need a broader perspective on innovations to advance a women and health agenda

KUKarla Unger‐SaldañaInstituto Nacional de Cancerología OGOphira GinsburgThe George Institute for Global Health ALAna LangerGuttmacher Institute

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Although biotech innovations have contributed to improvements in health outcomes, we need more comprehensive health innovation to tackle persistent gender and intersectional equity gaps, argue Karla Unger Saldaña and colleagues

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