Marlow and DOUBL win the 2025 Nanji Innovator Award, a prestigious honour from NEXT Canada, celebrating their leadership in the AI and Femtech sectors.
This post was originally shared by YSpace on July 9, 2025. Read the original post here. We’re thrilled to introduce the winners of 2025 Visa She’s Next Grant, supporting women entrepreneurs across Canada. This year, 20 exceptional women-led businesses will each receive a $10,000 grant and gain access to an
The wHealth MedPath program aims to fill a critical gap by offering expert support to Canadian femtech start-ups bring their innovation to market.
Learn how femtech founders can build digital trust and connect deeply online. Unum Co. shares a framework for authentic storytelling and community building.
Aranexx announces the official launch of Bastet Rising, a mobile app designed to empower women with personalized health insights, starting with menopause.
Juniper Genomics has launched with $4.6 million in seed funding to commercialize what it describes as the first embryo screening test using whole genome and transcriptome sequencing.
Panel discussion with Krista Hogan, Geneviève Lavertu and Parambir Bhangu at the Femtech Canada Forum in Montreal.
This post was originally shared by Coral on June 2, 2025. Read the original post here. Menopause isn’t one-size-fits-all — and care should reflect that. At Coral, we believe every woman deserves support that honours the complexity and individuality of her journey. In this conversation, co-founder and CEO Fiona Lake
This post was originally shared by Eli Health on June 10, 2025. Read the original article here. Six years ago, Eli started with a bold idea: what if you could measure hormones in real-time—no lab, no delays, no barriers? Today, we’re proud to share a major milestone: we’ve raised $12M
This post was originally shared by Globe Newsire for McGill University Health Centre Foundation on May 28, 2025. Read the original article here. MONTREAL, May 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Women deserve health care designed with them in mind. They deserve research that includes them, care that reflects their needs,