FEMTECH NEWS
iGii
iGii and Prymexa agree multi-million deal to diagnose early signs of menopause with at-home toolkit
iGii has agreed a multi-million-pound deal with health monitoring company Prymexa to develop a toolkit that detects signs of perimenopause – the transition phase period before menopause that can start as early as the mid-30s. Read more
7 Nov 2024
ASPIVIX
ASPIVIX's Carevix device selected in TIME's Best Inventions of 2024
ASPVIX's Carevix device has been selected in TIME's Best Inventions of 2024 list in the Medical Care Category. Read more
4 Nov 2024
Paxman
Study demonstrates scalp cooling efficacy in reducing persistent chemotherapy-induced alopecia
As it's Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Paxman is raising awareness of a critical and often overlooked side effect faced by many cancer patients: the risk of developing persistent chemotherapy-induced alopecia (PCIA) as a result of cancer treatment. Read more
28 Oct 2024
Mira
Mira launches menopause transition kit to help women prepare for early symptoms
Mira has announced the launch of the Menopause Transitions Kit, which it says is the 'most comprehensive' device for women to navigate at home how their hormones transition from the late reproductive stage and earliest perimenopause to postmenopause. Read more
17 Oct 2024
Yourgene Health
Yourgene Health Cystic Fibrosis Base Assay receives IVDR accreditation
Yourgene Health has announced that it has received accreditation under the new EU requirements of the in vitro diagnostic regulation (IVDR) for the Yourgene Cystic Fibrosis Base Assay. Read more
17 Oct 2024
Women's Health Impact Network
Free digital network platform for womens health launched
The Women's Health Impact Network (WHIN) is a free digital platform where ideas around women's health transform into impactful actions. Read more
11 Oct 2024
White paper
Medical device regulations: a step forward for patient safety or a step backwards for innovation?
How medical device registries can promote both safety and innovation in a new regulatory landscape. Read more
