Following legal rollbacks on reproductive rights and increasing awareness of the pill’s side effects, women are increasingly frustrated by the burden of contraception. Can innovative condom brands help solve the issue by fostering inclusivity and better targeting female consumers?

The Co-op has adopted a policy for its employees undergoing IVF treatment, responding to demands for more effective support. With workers wanting their employers to demonstrate a commitment to their wellbeing, active solutions like this can be an effective way to foster empathetic work environments.

Femtech startup Daye is upping their period pain care with The Period Pain Clinic, which offers personalised and holistic solutions for people with uteruses. Since many people experience delayed diagnoses and medical gaslighting, they are turning to alternative sources for help and care.

Forth, a hormone mapping start-up based in Chepstow, is looking to turn its customers into ‘citizen scientists’, providing women with the information they need to fully understand their own bodies. In doing so, it has become one of the fastest-growing businesses in Wales.