Cryoablation could dissipate tumours in breast cancer patients who are not eligible for surgery
Experts have questioned a new study challenging the extent of the US maternal health crisis
The tool is hoped to help breast cancer patients access more personalised care
Imagine a tool that could help women align their daily schedules around their menstrual cycle – it exists thanks to two passionate tech entrepreneurs and start-up...
The vast majority of UK teens rate their level of knowledge and understanding of the menstrual cycle as poor
Whether you're looking for a way to monitor your ovulation or you simply want to map your periods, look no further than these five apps
The fund aims to support women’s health-focused projects and help women in underserved communities
Researchers are hoping to develop a test that could predict pregnancy complications
CryoLink aims to facilitate the digital management of fertility clinics' frozen specimen inventory
More than 90 per cent of the study participants desired predictive testing for preeclampsia
Most femtech companies understand the importance of privacy, but experts say they often fail to address it at the development stage
Female-led companies account for only four per cent of the total number of start-ups in the AI software sector
The order allocates US$12bn to and marks the “most comprehensive set” of executive action to improve research on women’s health
The collaboration is hoped to allow employers to give members "individualised" guidance and connect them to healthcare specialists
The technology is hoped to help save thousands of lives by monitoring tumour growth in real-time
Women, minority ethnic people and those from deprived communities are at risk of poorer healthcare due to biases within medical tools
Rosy aims to take its app beyond sexual wellness and into other underserved areas of women’s health, including endometriosis and fibroids
The funding call aims to establish a research consortium to tackle inequalities in maternity services
By Isabella Fricker, yoga teacher and women’s health advocate
The study will evaluate cannabinoids-based formulations intravaginally, raising hopes for millions of women with endometriosis
