Healthcare Startups Cannot Conduct User Research Due to Platform Restrictions
Founders building healthcare products are blocked from conducting user research on mainstream platforms like Reddit and Facebook, which prohibit surveys and solicitation. This creates a critical gap in early validation for health tech startups that need compliant, accessible research channels.
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Industrial Product Managers Have No Dedicated Online Community
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