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Roe v. Wade Reversal Has Far-Reaching Implications for the Future of Maternal Health in the U.S. How Do We Prepare and Respond?
Abortion is a highly personal and polarizing topic that has been heavily politicized in the U.S. The recent Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has opened the floodgates and sparked strong emotions on both sides of the debate....
Why Record Funding in Women’s Health Doesn’t Necessarily Guarantee the Success We Seek
By Leah Sparks - Founder and CEO - After passing the $10 billion mark for the first time in 2020, digital health funding experienced a relentless surge in 2021, doubling to more than $20 billion before the year was even over....
Common Bonds: Many Obstacles and Opportunities for Improving Maternity Care Are Global in Nature
By Leah Sparks Founder & CEO I was recently reading a thoughtful article published in The Guardian, which offered advice for improving maternal health in countries where conflict and extreme poverty are rampant. As various experts offered their insights, it...
Five Questions from the World Health Care Congress - Wildflower's Views for the Future
As part of Wildflower's participation in the 2021 World Health Care Congress, we were asked five questions about the future of healthcare, and our role in it. We wanted to share our answers on the blog. Below are the highlights...
Defining and Delivering Maternal Health Equity: How We Can Achieve Culturally Relevant Healthcare for All Moms and Families
Jenné Johns, MPH is a leading health equity and quality improvement expert who has helped some of the nation’s largest payors transform their cultures to be more sensitive to the needs of the...
7 Keys to Success to Ensure Digital Health Startups Don’t Fall Short of Expectations
It’s no secret that the explosion of digital health technologies in recent years has created a chaotic level of activity and excitement. Investment dollars have been flowing steadily, and the number of...