Reports

New Study from Maven Clinic Reveals That Those Seeking Fertility Care Often Lack Financial, Emotional and Clinical Support

Employee Benefits Startup Carrot Releases Its First “Global Fertility at Work” Report

Mirvie’s First “Future of Pregnancy Health” Report Reveals What New or Expecting Moms Want from Pregnancy Care

Effects of Menopause Are Devastating for Both Women and Employers According to New Research from Lisa Health

New Survey by Hologic Reveals Lack of Knowledge among U.S. Women about Uterine Health

New Report: Zocdoc Shares Women’s Health Related Healthcare Appointment Booking Trends

1 in 2 Girls Are Quitting Sport Due to Periods, According to a New Global Report by PUMA and Modibodi 

Modern Fertility Teams Up with Bumble to Release Its Modern State of Fertility Report in 2022

4 in 5 Women Experience Fertility Anxiety According to a New Study by Maven Clinic

Recommendations for Investing in Menstrual Health in Africa and Asia

Report: How Femtech and Other Digital Platforms Can Overcome Barriers to Health Access (Thrive)

Report: Taking the Pulse of Medtech Innovation (PitchBook)

The Case for Her’s Louise Klintner: “Menstrual product stigma has a significant bearing on market logics.”

Report: Seven Insights on Investing in Working Families Now and Moving Forward (Cleo)

New Collection of Papers Launches at Gender Equality Forum to Provide Insights into How to Advance Women’s Health and Gender Equality

Report: CBD and Women’s Health (Rae Wellness & Radicle Science)

Report: Women’s Health Care Utilization and Costs – Findings from the 2020 KFF Women’s Health Survey (Kaiser Family Foundation)

All Raise Annual Report: “2020 was not a good year for women and non-binary individuals in tech and venture.”

Digital Health: Q1 2021 Funding Report (Rock Health)

Hologic and Gallup Partner to Create a Global Women’s Health Index

Digital Health Consumer Adoption Report 2020 (Rock Health)

A New Report Makes the Case for Investing in Menstrual Health

5-Minute Femtech Brief: Birth Control

New Research Confirms Black Women Are More Likely to Receive Inferior Breast Cancer Screening Than White Women