Fertility & pregnancy

Menstrual health innovators to be recognised at Femtech World Awards

By Published On: November 11, 2024
Menstrual health innovators to be recognised at Femtech World Awards

Femtech World is set to recognise game-changing menstrual health innovations at its second annual awards event.

The Menstrual Health Innovation award recognises companies and individuals who have shown remarkable innovation and dedication to advancing menstrual health.

Shortlisted entries will have made a significant impact by developing products, services or technologies that improve menstrual care, break stigmas and enhance the lives of women everywhere.

The award is sponsored by Clue.

Clue is the top women-led menstrual and reproductive health app, loved by over 10 million users around the world.

With a science-driven approach, Clue enables members to create a powerful personal health record that uses each cycle as a tool to uncover insight into their overall health.

From general cycle health education to fertility, pregnancy, navigating perimenopause, and all changes and choices in between, the Clue app is CE-marked as a Class 1 medical-grade device.

Rhiannon White, CEO at Clue, said: “The Femtech World Awards shine a much-needed spotlight on the innovators and trailblazers who are changing women’s health for the better.

“These leaders are driving meaningful impact and improving health outcomes across the world, and we couldn’t be more excited to be involved in this year’s awards to help support and celebrate their efforts.”

The Femtech World Awards 2025, delivered in partnership with headline sponsor Planned Parenthood, celebrates the brightest lights in women’s health innovation.

The event will celebrate some of the best examples of leadership, innovation and impact in key areas that affect women’s health and wellbeing.

The awards are free to enter, with winners and shortlisted entries receiving extensive coverage across all Femtech World platforms.

Winners will also be interviewed for Femtech World and will receive a physical award shortly after the awards ceremony.

Find out more and enter for free here.

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