Undervalued to Unavoidable: Women’s Health as Infrastructure

The global economy loses nearly $1 trillion annually because women's health is treated as a niche issue, not infrastructure. Drawing on 25 years in medtech and women's health, Marissa Fayer reveals how this blind spot shapes economies, medical research, and innovation-and why investing in women's health is the most powerful global economic strategy.Every economic challenge on the table right now, from productivity stagnation and demographic decline to healthcare costs that won't stop climbing, traces back to the same structural underinvestment. That's true in New York and it's true in Nairobi. This book makes the case, provides the framework, and gives executives, investors, and board members across the global economy the playbook to act on it.

Pagina's: 208, Paperback, Clearspan Press