By Women As One Welcome to Women Who Lead, a series highlighting inspiring women leaders in cardiology who are shaping...
Digital health firm NOW-fertility has appointed Andrew Coutts as chief strategy officer. Coutts brings to the organisation extensive experience in the fertility sector, having previously spent...
At-home artificial insemination sees increasing popularity, as only 32 per cent of the IVF cycles in England are covered by the NHS. The medical firm Béa...
The prospect of creating a womb entirely outside of the human body is becoming evermore likely, as Femtech World reports. Scientists are working to develop systems that...
A digital IVF portal run by multi-lingual fertility physicians, nurses and counsellors will offer personalised consultancy to patients. NOW-fertility launches this spring and will match fertility...
A Swiss firm has received European approval for its fertility home test kit with real-time results that could relieve the pressure on GPs amid ongoing pressure...
AI-driven software could successfully identify breast cancer missed by screenings, according to a new study The AI system Transpara can help radiologists identify potential breast cancers...
Endometriosis is a condition affecting women of any age, where tissue similar to the lining of the womb starts to grow in other places, such as...
A rising trend in the wellness sphere is sexual health apps, and there are a variety of technologies aimed specifically at women. Femtech World reports on...
The rise in femtech over the past few years has brought female health to the forefront of the market. From period tracking apps to fertility support,...
Female health has historically been underfunded and under researched, but the latest developments in femtech are aiming to restore the balance. Femtech World finds out all...
Ovarian cancer is the sixth most common cancer in women, with around 7,500 new cases per day. According to Cancer Research UK statistics, ovarian cancer survival...
Fibromyalgia is a poorly understood condition causing chronic, widespread pain in sufferers – the majority of which are women. According to the NHS, the condition affects...
According to UENI’s 2020 report on gender and small business, 32.37 per cent of UK businesses are currently owned by women, up from 17 per cent...
One of the fastest growth drivers in feminine health technology is apps. From period-tracking to women’s fitness, online nannies and menopause support, femtech apps are bringing...
Technology that addresses women’s health is a relatively new thing, with femtech gathering pace only in the last 10 years. According to UK Tech News, femtech...
Proptech, medtech, commtech – the digital revolution over the past decade has paved the way for technology to infiltrate every facet of our lives (both personal...
Around one in seven British adults use a smart watch or fitness tracker, with women more likely than men to use a fitness device, according to...
Period tracking has moved on from the days of jotting down dates in your diary and menstrual apps have been in business for a while now. But...
Since the pill was invented in the 1960s, there has been little progress in the world of female contraception, and many of the methods currently on...
This year seems to have been a pivotal moment for the femtech market, with some experts predicting it to be worth US$60bn by 2027. What started...
