Join Christine Luk, Regulatory Affairs Manager at Proxima CRO, and other industry leaders on a panel at the MedTech Conference by AdvaMed featuring companies and leaders innovating in women's health tech.
Panel Details
Session: "Women's Health Tech - Girls Just Wanna Have Good Health,"
When: Tuesday, October 7, 2025 | 1:45–2:15 PM
Where: Ground Level, Medtech Campus, MedTech Innovator Stage
Format: MedTech Innovator Showcase - Investor Forum
This MedTech Innovator Showcase Panel will feature startup companies at the forefront of women's health tech innovation, addressing critical gaps in care that have long been overlooked in the medical device industry.
Featured Speakers
Christine will lead discussions with an impressive lineup of healthcare innovators:
- Kari Cao, CEO, RenewRX
- Kate Ferguson, Chief of Staff, Samphire Neuroscience
- Sylvia Kuyel, Strategic Advisor, Lady Technologies Inc
- Kelsey Mayo, CEO & Co-Founder, Armor Medical Inc.
Why This Panel Matters
Women's health has historically been underfunded and underrepresented in medical innovation. This showcase provides a vital platform for emerging companies to present their groundbreaking solutions to investors and industry leaders. With Christine's extensive regulatory expertise at Proxima CRO, attendees can expect deep insights into the unique regulatory challenges and pathways these innovative companies navigate.
The panel represents more than just a business opportunity—it's a chance to accelerate progress in an area of healthcare that affects half the global population yet has received disproportionately less attention and funding.
Join the Conversation
Whether you're an investor, industry professional, or advocate for women's health innovation, this session offers valuable insights into the future of medical technology. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the next generation of companies revolutionizing women's healthcare.
For more information about AdvaMed's MedTech Conference and the full event schedule, visit their official conference website.
