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In this episode of FYH.News: Your Power. Your Health. Your News., Adjoa Kyerematen of the National Minority Quality Forum sits down with Nzinga Lowe, founder and CEO of Pygmalion Health, for a powerful conversation about why health equity is more than a moral issue—it’s a smart investment.
Nzinga shares how she’s helping health systems, medical groups, and even venture capital firms rethink care—moving from reactive “sick care” to proactive, whole-person health rooted in community needs. From digital therapeutics to value-based care and culturally informed education, she explains how meeting patients where they are can transform both outcomes and the bottom line.
Whether you’re a health leader, advocate, or just passionate about building better systems, this conversation is a must-watch. Don’t miss it!
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