Contraception without hormones: Goethe University researches alternatives to “the pill”
In the 1970s, the contraceptive pill was the most frequently used method of contraception in Western countries; in Germany, for...
Read MoreMenstruation continues to shape participation in everyday life
Only 1 in 6 participants maintain their daily activities without change during menstruation, according to a study on menstrual health...
Read More18-19 March 2026, Education and research conference 2026; London
The power of education and research: strengthening the midwifery community The RCM education and research conference, taking place on 18-19...
Read More31 March 2026, British Journal of Midwifery Conference; London
The BJM conference covers a range of topics in midwifery research, training and practice, providing important information to midwives practicing...
Read MoreResearcher in Focus Q&A with Maria Teresa Perez Zaballos
Maria Teresa is a biophysicist and founder of endogene.bio, a company using menstrual blood to generate high-resolution molecular data that...
Read MoreMaternal health AI start-up Matresa raises £315,000 in pre-seed funding to tackle UK’s growing maternal health crisis
Maternal health AI company Matresa has raised £315,000 in pre-seed funding to accelerate the development and rollout of its personalised,...
Read MoreNew Women’s Health Plan says role of innovation is ‘pivotal’ to success in addressing inequalities
A fresh Scottish Government pledge that ‘innovation will have a pivotal role in ensuring women and girls have access to...
Read MoreKing’s launches Chagas disease screening in pregnancy
A new screening service for Chagas disease has launched at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. The service is aimed...
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