Women’s health continues to face persistent challenges, including inequality, inadequate knowledge, and insufficient support. These issues extend into the realm of digital health solutions, commonly known as FemTech, which aim to empower women to co-manage their health using digital tools. Despite progress, significant gaps remain in research, funding, and the systemic integration of these innovations into healthcare. This panel discussion explores key barriers and opportunities in advancing digital solutions for women's health and identifies success factors for FemTech adoption, including user-centered design, personalization, and the integration of digital tools with traditional healthcare systems. Examples such as menstrual tracking apps and wearable devices demonstrate how tailored insights and continuous data collection can enhance health literacy, encourage better health-seeking behaviors, and improve outcomes through early detection and intervention. The discussion highlights the importance of collaboration between researchers, industry stakeholders, and educators to build large datasets, develop innovative tools, and foster systemic change.The panel aims to chart a path forward to accelerate innovation and adoption in this critical area.
