Female founders account for fewer than one in 10 startup patent applications in Europe, a study on women in innovation...
Most of the women struggling to conceive do not share their story, thus increasing their vulnerability to misleading claims and misinformation
The test is hoped to help more women with suspected PCOS to receive an easier and faster diagnosis
Being Health, which provides both in-person and virtual care, has raised US$5.4m to date in funding
Discover the five smart rings for women worth trying this year
Mums can now express their precious breast milk with ease, using a personalised expressing sequence with the Memory Plus feature on the Ardo Alyssa rechargeable breast...
Research reveals women’s experiences of 'medical gaslighting' and its psychological impact
The treatment could significantly reduce healthcare costs and cut hospital waiting times
The proceeds from the campaign will be used for product development, engineering and data design
Cross-Border Impact Ventures has made five investments to date in tech companies focused on women’s, children’s and adolescents’ health
Could your menstrual blood help researchers? This entrepreneur thinks so
By Katherine Bridges, head of brand and clinical lead at the pharmacy app Charac
The Duchess joined a workshop for young people discussing menstrual health issues
Participants perceived their primary care health system as the place to go for any pregnancy-related healthcare need, including abortion
Future Fertility’s Deep Learning model can evaluate each egg’s unique likelihood of developing into a healthy embryo
Teal Health aims to reverse the rise of late-stage cervical cancer and get women up to date on their screenings
The device consists of three magnetic units that are inserted individually into the uterus and self-assemble into a triangle
The innovations helping women navigate and better understand menopause are to be recognised in the first-ever Femtech World Awards. The inaugural Femtech World Awards will shine...
New report highlights the often unrecognised, wider impacts of breast cancer
The programme may improve muscle function, strength and body composition in women between 40-60, study finds
By Michelle Robinson Hayes, mental health trainer and preventative services lead at Vita Health Group
