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🚺 Did you know that 1 out of 10 women deal with Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)? However, there is a lack of awareness of women's hormonal imbalances. Presenting - Third Nature Health, the latest MVP Factory venture that combats this and more. 🎉 ✍ Built to provide a trusted source of guidance and support for women, Third Nature is a UK-based user-personalized web platform carefully curated to offer medically verified content and uninterrupted access to the community. 🌍 Together with our Corporate Partner, the MVPF Team - Aladin Mahmic, David Geffroy, and Ioanna Papakanderaki, launched the MVP within four weeks and managed to acquire 1000 users in just three weeks - all the while remaining completely remote. Today, the app boasts 1800 users with 4K reads on our articles and more than 2000 searches on the platform. 📈 🗣 Ioanna Papakanderaki, Senior Product Manager at MVP Factory, says, “There lies an immense need for women’s health to be supported understandably and collaboratively - I think that is the biggest thing we’ve managed to achieve through this platform.” Click on the link below to read the whole Case Study 👇 https://lnkd.in/eF2wuPtt 👀 Curious about how MVP Factory managed to build a successful entity in the UK while being remote? Reach out to Philipp Petrescu for a conversation - let’s kickstart innovation together. 🤝

Are we on the cusp of a longevity revolution? Can innovative tech solutions revolutionise elderly health care? 🚀👩💻 We believe so and so does 122 Labs - a bold startup on a mission to extend human lives and significantly improve the quality of life for the elderly. Founded by Mateusz Lendzioszek in the tech-savvy heart of Poland, this incredible team is paving the way for preventative geriatric care, enhanced disease diagnosis, and effective, sustainable treatments.🩺🧬 Discover how they're bringing their vision to life right here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e4y55dqB As Jeanne Calment, the world's oldest confirmed human being once said, "I've only got one wrinkle, and I'm sitting on it." At 122 Labs, they envision a world where reaching 122 years old won't be unusual, but rather a testament to the power of innovation and drive for longevity. Intrigued? Read on! 🌐💡 #EUStartups #HealthTech #Innovation #Longevity #GeriatricCare #122Labs

Myopia isn’t just blurry vision, it’s a condition that can affect a child’s life today and increase the risk to future eye health. And, it can rapidly worsen, particularly in younger children, so it's important to start treatment as soon as possible. If your 8-15 year old child has myopia, or you think they might, talk to our myopia experts about the options available to your child. #Visionoptometrists #CooperVision #MyopiaAwareness #CooperVision #MyopiaControl #VisionCorrection #ChildrensVision #EyeCare

Have you heard about the booming industry of FemTech? It is amazing! I was reading recently about Ida Tin, co-founder of the Clue app, which tracks menstrual health. She has become a pioneer in this soon-to-be trillion-dollar industry. She is even credited with coining the term “FemTech” back in 2016. The innovative solutions in this budding industry are changing the landscape of women’s health. This is great news, as her success is drawing attention to using innovative technology to address health issues that affect women, such as menopause, cardiovascular, and mental health. More attention and funding for this industry are necessary, though. Ida Tin’s primary desire and push is to bring together FemTech companies so that together they can improve women’s health and resources. By working together, they can attract new investors. This is the drive because 80% of FemTech companies have female founders and women receive only about 2% of capital invested in startups. This FemTech industry is ripe for expansion with plenty of room for creative minds to make a substantial impact. It's an exciting time for technology and women's health, with the potential for groundbreaking advancements on the horizon.

Have you heard about the booming industry of FemTech? It is amazing! I was reading recently about Ida Tin, co-founder of the Clue app, which tracks menstrual health. She has become a pioneer in this soon-to-be trillion-dollar industry. She is even credited with coining the term “FemTech” back in 2016. The innovative solutions in this budding industry are changing the landscape of women’s health. This is great news, as her success is drawing attention to using innovative technology to address health issues that affect women, such as menopause, cardiovascular, and mental health. More attention and funding for this industry are necessary, though. Ida Tin’s primary desire and push is to bring together FemTech companies so that together they can improve women’s health and resources. By working together, they can attract new investors. This is the drive because 80% of FemTech companies have female founders and women receive only about 2% of capital invested in startups. This FemTech industry is ripe for expansion with plenty of room for creative minds to make a substantial impact. It's an exciting time for technology and women's health, with the potential for groundbreaking advancements on the horizon.

Harsh Reality: Women of Color Still Face Alarming Maternal Mortality Rates Amidst seemingly boundless medical advancements, the grim truth remains: women of color continue to experience disproportionate maternal mortality rates. Shockingly, they are more likely to lose their life during labor and delivery than any other racial group—a haunting reminder of the systemic disparities that need to be urgently addressed. Today, I ask you to listen to a personal story Mohamed Kamara, founder & CEO of InovCares, who lost his sister and aunt to complications that were easily preventable if not for systemic failures. Mo’s story, and the countless others like his, should serve as a painful reminder that we must tear down the barriers that prevent access to quality healthcare being made available to all communities. It’s a reminder that we must work to build a world where all women—regardless of race or background—have their most vulnerable moments met with the care and attention they deserve. Let’s amplify these stories, acknowledge their injustices and tirelessly work towards a future where no woman has to face maternal mortality simply because of the color of her skin. #maternalhealth #HealthEquity #ListenToTheirStories

Inspire Inclusion-Inclusion Through Awareness: Facing the Facts of Alzheimer's Did you know? 🤔Women face a significantly higher risk of Alzheimer's disease 🧠compared to men. Research shows that women are nearly twice as likely to be affected.  Together let us raise awareness about this pressing issue by inspiring inclusion through knowledge💡. Let's continue the conversation and share your thoughts on how we can better support women affected by Alzheimer's. #InspireInclusion-InclusionThroughAwareness #InspireInclusion-HealthyAging #InspireInclusion #WomenWellbeing #AlzheimersAwareness 🌟

We must keep in mind that daily rituals, like pouring a morning cup of coffee, are not always simple for all. ☕ As Matt Golden explains below, individuals with dementia or Down syndrome often hit roadblocks in routines. That’s why he created his accessible visual mapping system, which offers users a clear path forward to complete their tasks, such as taking medication or packing lunch. Empowering people in a dignified way is what his solution, MapHabit is all about. 👏 Learn more with the video below. #Accessibility #Dementia #CognitiveDevelopment #Routines

Our CEO and Co-Founder Matt Golden explains how MapHabit can enhance quality of life for individuals and their circles of support in this insightful new video posted by Healthworx. Check it out! ⬇ #digitalhealth #assistivetechnology #healthequity #healthcare #caregiving #health #assistivetechnology #sdoh #TechForGood

You're a healthcare and well-being practitioner. Do you have enough clients? We all got into this industry to help people, so if you're not busy enough, your business isn't growing - and there are people out there you're not helping. And they need your help. HealthMary is the app to change that. Being part of the app means you will: ♀ Gain more visibility - users are there to find you ♀ Have access to your target audience - women who need your help ♀ Have a platform to promote your service - searchable by geographic location ♀ Increase your customer base - get busier and stay busier ♀ Grow your business - become an established expert in your field ♀ Increase your turnover - for financial stability This app isn't only for female-specific practitioners, so if you also treat men, you can still be part of the app. It just means your female client base will increase. Sound good? If you would like more information, drop a PM to Dr Chinwe Ude, our founder, or email [email protected] #womenshealthmatters #femalehealth #genderhealthgap