Grey matter changes in pregnancy may help mothers bond with newborns, with levels falling by nearly 5 per cent, the...
By Professor Alison Campbell, chief scientific officer at Care Fertility
By Jasmine Smith, CEO at Rejuve.AI
By Bethany Corbin, healthcare innovation and femtech attorney
By Sergey Sukhovey, chief experience officer at Artec 3D
Hale aims to "reinvent" the support system and create the first online clinic for women with pelvic floor disorders
The Well HQ estimate that for every one coach who retrains in the female body, 71 girls and women per week will benefit directly
The path to parenthood isn’t always as straightforward as one hopes. A new short film, “The Other Mothers”, created by fertility AI pioneer Future Fertility and...
When Valentina Biglia launched FindYourBra she had one mission in mind: to change the way women shop for bras. Driven by her grandmother’s battle with breast...
The platform sells pharmaceutical products and consumer health products to low-income consumers, pharmacies and clinics in East Africa
By Valerie Palmieri, scientific advisor at 2San
Measures to be taken on a national level to further improve safety standards in maternity care
The platform aims to connect women with experienced clinicians and aestheticians for a "personalised" discovery of products
The findings could be good news specifically for women who are diagnosed in the earlier stages of the disease
In a world where women’s health concerns have been marginalised and overlooked, documentaries emerge as powerful catalysts for change. These compelling narratives delve into the complexities...
The test works by measuring levels of certain biomarkers that are present in the saliva of women with endometriosis
CBD and medical cannabis – Special report By Gordon Stribling Enter keywords
Ovarian tissue freezing is a technique that can offer female cancer patients the chance to preserve their fertility
Femtech World discusses the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace with PwC chief inclusion and wellbeing officer Sarah Churchman. FTW: In today’s fast-paced...
By Sarah Williamson and Victoria Keith-Roach, co-founders at WomenWise
Current UK guidance suggests women should wait for 12 weeks after they have given birth to be screened
