• Rising emergency footfalls: Emergency room presentations for cardiac events among women have risen by 20% to 22%, highlighting the need to shift focus from emergency intervention to early detection and prevention.
• Gender-specific trial mandates: Women represent only around 40% of clinical trial participants, underscoring the need for policy-driven, gender-specific drug research to account for differences in female genomic makeup.
• AI-backed tracking systems: Apollo Hospitals is utilizing an AI-driven continuum-of-care model to monitor approximately 200,000 women, focusing primarily on high-risk phases such as post-delivery and menopause.
• Mandated employee screenings: Corporate policies and labor laws should require annual preventive health checkups for employees to catch cardiovascular and lifestyle diseases early and reduce overall healthcare costs.