Women's health startups are still closing multi million-dollar funding deals despite a challengingventure capital (VC) landscape in which VC dollars are on track to fall by 73% this year compared to last.
For example, in the last couple of months, virtual maternity care program Pomelo Careraised $33 million in seed and Series A rounds led by Andreessen Horowitz; Caraway Health, a digital mental, physical, and reproductive health services platform, raised almost $17 million in a Series A round led by Maveron and GV (formerly Google Ventures); and Intrinsic, which acquires brands that make women's health products, announced a $15 million equity fund raise (which is when a company raises money by selling its shares).
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