Female-led startups are growing despite a support gap and limited structured help, according to new research. Research from Small Business...
Targeted radiotherapy is as effective as full-breast treatment for low-risk breast cancer but causes fewer side effects, a decade-long UK study has found. Partial-breast radiotherapy, which...
Ovum has launched clinical trials at two Australian hospitals to test whether its AI assistant can improve participation in women’s preventative healthcare. The six-month studies at...
Language barriers are putting both patients and healthcare professionals at risk, a new survey has found. The revealed that with two-thirds (65 per cent) of healthcare...
Eight babies have been born in the UK using DNA from three people to help prevent severe inherited mitochondrial diseases. The procedure, known as mitochondrial donation...
Mounjaro may significantly reduce breast cancer tumour growth in obese patients, according to early-stage research in mice. The weight loss drug, which contains tirzepatide, showed what...
By Laurent van Lerberghe, Founder and Managing Partner, KELES In my years working in life sciences investment, I’ve encountered brilliant minds developing next-generation medical technologies, from...
An extra ultrasound scan for pregnant women who think their baby’s movements have reduced results in fewer complications in labour, according to an international study by...
Women’s health is being neglected by researchers, prompting calls for urgent action to address major gaps in care across both high- and low-income countries. Dr Anita...
The UK has become the first country in the world to approve elinzanetant, a non-hormonal treatment for moderate to severe hot flushes linked to menopause. The...
By Morgan Rose, CNM, WHNP-BC, IBCLC | Chief Science Officer, Ema In a bold stride toward reshaping paediatric allergy care, Free to Feed has launched a...
Femtech World explores the latest developments in women’s health research – from overcoming EGFR-targeted therapy resistance in breast cancer to understanding obesity’s role in triple-negative breast...
By Morgan Rose, CNM, WHNP-BC, IBCLC | Chief Science Officer, Ema AI is not a feature. It’s infrastructure. That’s the thesis behind Ema’s newly launched Women’s...
Pregnancy may significantly increase the risk of brain ruptures in women with arteriovenous malformations, according to findings presented at a major neurosurgery meeting. The condition involves...
Carrier screening is a crucial part of reproductive planning for individuals or couples who are thinking about starting a family. It helps identify whether you carry...
Women diagnosed with premenstrual symptoms may face a higher risk of cardiovascular disease later in life, new research suggests. A long-term study tracked more than 99,000...
By Melissa Wallace, CEO & Founding Partner, Fierce Foundry Imagine if half the population were quietly being cut off from funding, resources, and opportunity. No protests,...
Winner of the Femtech World Menstrual Health Innovation Award 2025, Serac Healthcare, is aiming to revolutionise endometriosis diagnosis via a non-invasive diagnostic molecular imaging agent. Serac...
Winner of the Femtech World AI Innovation of the Year Award 2025, EMA, is aiming to lead the way in harnessing AI to improve women’s health...
October 15 -17, 2025 | Barbican Centre, London London’s iconic Barbican transforms into the epicentreof women’s health innovation, where breakthrough technologies meet commercial opportunity. Early access...
New research suggests that one in three eligible women in the US skip recommended mammograms – leading to late-stage breast cancer diagnosis, doubling treatment costs and...
