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UK-based maternal wellbeing app Carea has launched a new IVF/IUI mode designed to support women managing fertility treatment and egg freezing cycles between clinic appointments – a gap that fertility specialists say is widening as demand for treatment rises. With more than 100,000 fertility treatment cycles taking place in UK clinics each year and appointments often spaced we...


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Evvy, the vaginal microbiome testing company, has published data showing that bacterial vaginosis (BV) encompasses six distinct microbial subtypes rather than the single, broadly defined condition it’s traditionally been treated as. The findings are drawn from shotgun metagenomic sequencing of more than 100,000 real-world vaginal microbiome samples – what Evvy says is the lar...


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Inertia, a South Korean femtech company founded by female scientists from KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), is making its first international market entry with Prism Pads – disposable period pads that replace the synthetic superabsorbent polymers (SAPs) found in most pads, including those marketed as organic, with a patented plant-derived alternative...


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Gina Bartasi, founder and former CEO of Kindbody, is back with a new venture. As founder and CEO of YourJOY.ai, she’s positioning the company as the “industry’s first AI-native platform” for fertility treatment, with a focus on reducing labor costs that drive up the price of care. The company is set to launch in spring 2026. Bartasi announced the company on LinkedIn…

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