AI could transform ovarian care by personalising cancer and fertility treatment, but more clinical validation is needed before routine use....
Femtech World is delighted to reveal the shortlist for this year’s Women’s Cancer Innovation award. The award, sponsored by Endomag, will honour a groundbreaking innovation dedicated...
Ki-67, a protein used to measure tumour growth, may also help prevent chromosome errors that drive cancer, a study suggests. The findings could change how scientists...
Abdominal obesity may lead to worse menopause symptoms, including forgetfulness, irritability and night sweats, a new study suggests. The findings point to a possible link between...
Perimenopause may offer a key window to spot heart disease risk earlier, with women in the transition twice as likely to have low heart health scores,...
The Femtech World Awards is proud to reveal the shortlist for Research Project of the Year as part of the third annual global celebration of innovation,...
Women over 40 are seeking raves for mental and physical wellbeing, with a study suggesting the benefits go beyond nightlife. The findings challenge the idea that...
Osteoporosis may raise the risk of death in postmenopausal women by up to 47 per cent, a new study suggests. The findings point to an inverse...
After more than a decade of campaigning, doctors around the world have agreed to rename polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). It is hoped the new name, polyendocrine...
Housing, work and fertility pressures are stopping many Britons growing the families they want, new research suggests. A UK fertility report found that 79 per cent...
Femtech World is thrilled to reveal the shortlist for the Fertility Innovation Award. The award, sponsored by FinDBest IVF, celebrates a pioneering product, service or initiative that...
A common cholesterol drug could help weaken a fluid shield that helps ovarian cancer tumours survive, early lab findings suggest. The findings do not show the...
By Women As One Women As One is proud to have contributed to the development of the RESIL-Card tool as an active Advisory Board member, ensuring...
Femtech World is delighted to reveal the shortlist for the Cardiovascular Health Innovation award. Now in its third year, the Femtech World Awards celebrate some of...
A new study will investigate why women’s hearts may be affected differently by type 2 diabetes before and after menopause. The researchers are among a cohort of...
Menstrual fluid collected from tampons could one day provide a simple, non-invasive way to measure a biomarker of nerve damage and potentially track disease activity in...
Artera has won FDA clearance for ArteraAI Breast, its breast cancer platform for patients with early-stage HR-positive, HER2-negative invasive breast cancer. ArteraAI Breast is the first...
This summer, WUKA and triple Olympian Hannah Miley MBE are bringing their Period-Positive Pool Party to London Aquatics Centre with one clear mission: to prove that...
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) may offer short-term relief for menopause insomnia and night-time hot flushes, a pilot study suggests. CBT is a structured, short-term talking treatment...
By Women As One At the 2026 Alliance Annual Conference, Women As One presented a poster that asked a powerful question: What if continuing professional development...
By Morgan Rose, chief science officer, Ema and Erlyn Macarayan, PhD, vice president, data science at PatientsLikeMe May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Most of the...
