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Senior reporter at Courier magazine. Writing about startups and innovative businesses across all sectors. Editing features section and weekly newsletter.

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Hertility CEO Helen O’Neill on building a foundational model for women’s health self.__wrap_b(":r0:",0.7)

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By Maya Dharampal-Hornby, Amy Lewin Verified
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With over 700k women in the UK waiting for gynecological care, why is half the population still so underserved by its health system? Yes, women have historically been left out of clinical trials, but there are logistical reasons as to why, Hertility CEO Helen O’Neill tells host Amy Lewin.
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Wolt CEO and Slush chair Marianne Vikkula on building a superapp, leadership lessons and Slush’s secret sauce self.__wrap_b(":r0:",0.7)

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By Maya Dharampal-Hornby, Amy Lewin Verified
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On this episode of the Sifted podcast, host Amy Lewin is joined by Marianne Vikkula, CEO of delivery unicorn Wolt — one of Europe’s only ‘superapps’ — and chair of Slush, the iconic European startup conference. Wolt began life delivering restaurant food to customers in Helsinki, before steadily expanding into groceries, medicine, electronics and offering services like revenue-based financing. It was acquired by American delivery giant DoorDash in May 2022.
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Could Europe become a world leader in robotics? self.__wrap_b(":r0:",0.7)

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By Maya Dharampal-Hornby, Amy Lewin Verified
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What do hazardous inspections, fighting and cooking crêpes have in common? All three are tasks that robots are now capable (ish) of performing. In 2025, equity investment into European robotics startups more than doubled, reaching €1.45bn — and in the first quarter of this year, European robotics startups raised €522m. On this week’s episode of the Sifted podcast, host Amy Lewin is joined by editors Éanna Kelly and Tom Nugent to discuss the booming sector.
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