Olivia Friett

1 month ago | med-techinsights.com | Olivia Friett

FemTech, the sector focused on technology-driven women’s health solutions, is experiencing rapid growth. However, unique challenges exist in research, development, and innovation within this space. Sarah Bandy, assistant research and development manager and Kanika Mishra-Pathak, tax director at MHA Accountants and Advisors explore these challenges, and examine strategies for successful FemTech development.

Oct 11, 2024 | med-technews.com | Olivia Friett

The Women's Health Impact Network (WHIN) is a free digital platform where ideas around women's health transform into impactful actions. Every day, we hear stories of women not being listened to, being misdiagnosed, or struggling to access essential healthcare—for themselves and their children. It’s happening not just here in the UK but globally, and it often feels like women’s health rights are still being overlooked. That’s where WHIN comes in.

Oct 1, 2024 | med-technews.com | Olivia Friett

University of Iowa Health Care and Naitive Technologies have announced a joint project to evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of OsteoSight, an FDA-designated medical device designed to identify people at risk of low bone mineral density (BMD) using X-rays taken for other reasons. OsteoSight aims to enhance the early detection of osteoporosis, a condition affecting millions globally, and enable more timely interventions.

Oct 1, 2024 | med-technews.com | Olivia Friett

ASPIVIX, an innovator in gynaecological and fertility solutions, and Tia: Women's Health Clinic, the modern medical home for women, are redefining the way women experience gynaecological care across the United States. Together, ASPIVIX and Tia will expand access to enhanced IUD procedures and improve experience for women in 9 Tia clinics in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Scottsdale across 3 states.

Sep 19, 2023 | medicalplasticsnews.com | Olivia Friett

As part of Make UK’s National Manufacturing Day, Hymid, an injection moulding specialist, has invited four schools to send Year 10 students to their facility to take part in several activities designed to create interests in STEM fields on 28th September. The students will have access to multiple areas of the Hymid business and will have an opportunity to team up in groups of five and take part in a design competition – with the added bonus of winning a Chilly’s water bottle.