The femtech sector is one of the most exciting and fast-growing spaces in healthcare innovation. From reproductive health and menopause...
Fertility patients in the UK are set to benefit from a more holistic service, with support from preconception to birth
The latest round comes six months after the company raised US$7m in seed funding
Planning your next trip? You’re not alone in dedicating a lot of time to it. Recent data reveals that people spend nearly three times longer planning,...
By Antonia Taylor, business communications expert
Scientists measured the stress hormone ACTH, making it possible to observe and analyse rapid changes in a woman's stress response
Scientists say the breakthrough technology could revolutionise research into conditions such as preeclampsia
The platform adds new integrations and features to support HR and benefit leaders
Although 50 per cent of adult women experience urinary incontinence, it remains a highly stigmatised condition, research suggests
Opill may help reduce the number of unintended pregnancies and reduce barriers to accessing contraceptives
L’Oréal VICHY has announced a partnership with the health tech company Embr Labs to help women navigate menopause. The partnership aims to enhance the quality of...
By Jasmine Tagesson, co-founder and COO at Hormona
By Lyndsay O’Brien, product owner at Phlo Connect
Over 95 per cent of respondents acknowledged a fundamental difference in how investors treat male and female founders
The platform aims to help patients understand and manage their menstrual symptoms
Women from Black Caribbean and Black African backgrounds are significantly more likely to develop a more advanced form of the disease
The French software development company Sonio has secured US$14m to start the commercial development of its AI prenatal screening assistant in the US. The “AI-powered” solution...
The tests are thought to be as effective and reliable as a GP cervical screening procedure
Researchers have found Black and Hispanic women reached menopausal age earlier than their white counterparts
Until now, little has been known about the possible effects of endometriosis on fertility, especially in the years before a diagnosis
New study suggests the best conditions for live births appear to be associated with summer
