Following years of pandemic-era leniency, institutional authorities are coming down hard on individual freedoms. Despite nine in ten office workers saying they don’t want to return to old ways of working, 70% of companies globally are mandating a return to the workplace. Meanwhile, reselling old clothes and c...

From puberty to perimenopause, hormonal changes affect all aspects of life – particularly for women. Understanding personal cycles helps with all kinds of endocrine experiences, but information is scarce, with Gen Z and Y seeing misleading content on TikTok. How can brands and businesses help?

In the US, women are searching online for information about the rhythm contraception method in large numbers. Driven by uncertainty about the continued legality of birth in a post-Dobbs America, people are looking for information outside of conventionally-trusted sources.

Future Method has partnered with a sex education nonprofit to democratize access to sexual health. As funding declines but risks persist, people in the US are looking for science-backed and accessible information to help them navigate conversations around taboos, health, and fertility.

Women’s sexual and reproductive health has historically been silenced, but the funding of sexual wellbeing company The Lowdown highlights how brands are supercharging women’s health and putting it at the heart of what they do. What can this approach tell us about the future of female care?