Delfina is at the forefront of a new era in maternal healthcare. As an integrated pregnancy platform, Delfina utilizes data insights to personalize care to each member's needs. The platform allows care teams to automate routine tasks while optimizing proactive care plans, ensuring that pregnant individuals receive continuous support and have healthier pregnancies. Delfina’s unique approach involves leveraging clinically validated machine learning techniques to predict future interventional needs, thereby bridging the maternal health gap and reducing healthcare costs.

In its ongoing commitment to improving maternal and child health outcomes, Delfina recently made significant strides in diabetes management during pregnancy. Their new study, published in the prestigious American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, exemplifies Delfina’s data-driven approach to healthcare. The research, which focuses on the use of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) data, offers critical insights into how diabetes control during pregnancy impacts pregnancy outcomes.

Read this week’s article to learn more!

In recent years, the discourse surrounding women's health has gained significant momentum, revealing critical insights into the multifaceted challenges women face in maintaining their mental, physical, and sexual well-being. A recent white paper by LevLane Advertising and Rosy Wellness, titled "The Women Are Not Alright," delves into these issues, highlighting the complex interplay between mental and sexual health and the systemic barriers that hinder comprehensive care for women.

Read this week’s article and learn more about the intersection between mental and sexual health.

In an era brimming with data, the notion of a sex and gender data gap might seem perplexing. Yet, this gap is a stark reality, perpetuated by historical data collection that predominantly focused on cis, white males. This skewed focus has led to healthcare solutions that are often unsuitable or less effective for women and non-binary individuals, revealing a critical flaw in our scientific approaches. Danika Kelly, CEO and Co-founder of My Normative, emphasizes, "We're still relying on outdated proxies that don't just oversimplify but obscure the true diversity of human biology."

How does this data gap impact healthcare? What can be done to address it?

Discover the answers in this week's article. Dive into the full discussion and learn about the path towards more inclusive and effective health solutions.

We attended the 'Decoding the Future of Women's Health' event which was truly an engaging experience. The Decoding event was a 2-day multimedia conference. Taking place during London Tech Week, it gathers visionaries, investors, corporate innovators, and cutting-edge startups to reimagine the future of women's health. The event has grown in scale since last year, and with a large and talented attendance, the conversations were vibrant and plentiful, reflecting the strong communal interest in the future of women's health. Read this week’s article to hear more about our experience at this year’s Decoding the Future of Women conference!

June is designated as Prolapse Awareness Month, a crucial time to spotlight pelvic organ prolapse, a condition affecting one in four adult women yet often shrouded in silence. This month helps raise the profile of a condition that remains under-discussed, promoting education and better health outcomes for women globally. This week's article explores the key implication of pelvic organ prolapse on women’s livelihoods.

We attended Dave Asprey’s 10th annual Biohacking Conference in Dallas, TX at the end of May, where we refreshed our understanding of some important concepts and added to our knowledge bank on others. This conference emphasized the need to return to our human nature as much as possible, using both nature and technology. Natural techniques will always be the foundational way; second to that, tools can help reset back to baseline, especially when changing environments or dealing with the modern world’s challenges. Discover which companies stood out to us in this weeks article!

In the rapidly evolving landscape of weight loss solutions, Ozempic and other similar drugs have seen a significant rise in popularity and distribution over the last few years. Recent surveys revealed that 1 in 8 adults in the United States have taken Ozempic or a similar drug. However, this surge brings with it an almost inevitable exclusion for many.

This week's article delves into the science behind how these drugs work, with a particular focus on their specific impact on women's health.

This article delves into the causes, effects, and management strategies for insulin resistance in women. We draw upon insights from recent medical research and explore the underlying mechanisms, fertility implications, emerging trends, and innovative companies in this space.

Insulin resistance is characterized by the body's inability to respond effectively to insulin, a hormone crucial for regulating blood sugar levels. Insulin resistance is a condition that affects millions of women worldwide, posing significant health risks and challenges. If left untreated, insulin resistance can lead to various health complications. Join us as we uncover the unique ways insulin resistance impacts women's health and discover innovations in FemTech to improve health outcomes.

Explore the complexities of pelvic pain in this week's article, delving into the historical roots and contemporary challenges, the piece reveals how pelvic pain affects millions worldwide, often going undiagnosed and misunderstood. Learn about the various causes, including endometriosis and musculoskeletal problems, and the significant financial burden it imposes on those affected. Read this week’s article to learn how collective efforts are paving the way for a future where pelvic pain is better understood, more effectively managed, and less of a burden on those who suffer from it.

This week's article explores the therapeutic and traditional uses of psilocybin for women, delving into its historical roots and contemporary applications. Discover how psilocybin, found in "magic mushrooms," is being studied for its potential in treating mental health challenges like depression and anxiety. Learn about its traditional use in indigenous cultures and the emerging research shaping its future in modern medicine. Join us as we uncover the transformative potential of psilocybin for women's health.

In today's busy world, stress is a constant presence, affecting our bodies, minds, and emotions. However, stress isn't the same for everyone; it can have both short-term benefits and long-term harm. This article looks closely at stress, especially the differences between temporary stress that can be helpful and ongoing stress that causes problems, and it talks about ways to handle it better.

This article embarks on a scientific exploration of stress, delving into its nuanced manifestations, with a particular focus on hormesis versus chronic stress, and explains strategies for resilience.