The UK government has updated its advice on who should receive the AstraZeneca vaccine in light of links to blood clotting. But given that the vaccine is less likely to cause clots than the contraceptive pill, British women are speaking out about the frustrating history of female health being ignored.

Tracking apps, wearables, and telemedicine services hold the potential to transform healthcare for women. But just how much autonomy do these digital tools provide over one’s wellbeing? And as traditional healthcare models diversify, how can they best harness tech to serve female patients?

Between high fees at private clinics, long wait times for public care, and COVID-19 keeping people at home, British women are finding it difficult to care for their reproductive health. By going digital, Hertility Health offers personalised, professional care at home and at a fraction of the cost.

Dissatisfied by long waiting times for doctor’s appointments, a growing number of Britons are turning to health tech to manage their medical concerns. Babylon has established itself as a game-changer in this space, partnering with the NHS to create ‘virtual clinics’ that could streamline care.