Understanding women's health, one expert conversation at a time.
- Education
- Research
- Policy
- Investment
- Innovation
We put scientific evidence and expert voices at the centre.
We work with researchers, clinicians, founders and investors to translate complex research into public conversation.
We bring together the people reshaping the field.
Mind the Gap brings their work to the surface.
The gap, in three numbers
01 — Evidence25%
Women live longer, yet spend a quarter more of their lives in poor health.
Source: World Economic Forum & McKinsey Health Institute
1993
The year the US finally required women to be included in clinical research. Decades of medicine had been built without us.
Source: NIH Revitalization Act
$1tn
Closing the gap could add $1 trillion to the global economy each year by 2040. A market that remains systematically underfunded.
Source: McKinsey Health Institute, 2024
Five ways to close it
02 — PillarsEducation
What medicine teaches, and fails to teach, about women's bodies.
Research
The data gap that left women out of the science.
Policy
Turning evidence into the rules that protect women's health.
Investment
Capital for the most underfunded market in health.
Innovation
The breakthroughs built for women, not adapted for them.

04 — The host
Camille Giacomotto
Camille is the founder of The Women's Health Gap and host of Mind the Gap, a podcast where she talks to the researchers, clinicians, founders, and investors reshaping the field.
Camille is currently completing an MSc in Global Women's Health at the University of Oxford.
She sees conversation as one of the most powerful tools for change: a way to surface what's overlooked, connect people working on the same problem from different angles, and turn awareness into action.
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