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The Barcelona-based women's health company announced the appointment on June 11, 2026. Dr Arbat will also serve as Chief Medical Officer while the firm advances a Phase I endometriosis therapy.
abcnews.go.comThe funding marks her first major focus on midlife women's health. Initial partners include the Menopause Society and Wellcome Leap.
dailywire.comThe agency posted a reminder that routine doctor visits can monitor blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, and weight or BMI. The message targets chronic disease prevention and women's health.
news.google.comRecent Ministry of Health surveys show differences in appointment availability and patient satisfaction among Israel's four health funds. Leumit reports higher rankings in child development, women's health, dermatology, and orthopedics.
ForbesA coalition of companies announced the Women's Health AI Consortium on May 12, 2026. The group aims to establish the first standards for AI tools used in women's health applications including postpartum care and fertility. Research cited in the announcement showed approximately 6…
sciencealert.comHealthy life expectancy in the UK has decreased by more than two years over the past decade, with a larger decline for women than men, according to a Health Foundation analysis. The UK now ranks 20th out of 21 high-income countries on this measure, ahead only of the US. Significa…
news.sky.comA pilot at Birmingham Women and Children's Hospital offers earlier checks and treatments after miscarriages, showing a small reduction in rates. Researchers estimate it could prevent 10,000 miscarriages yearly if adopted across England's NHS. The government is considering wider i…
ForbesAt a recent event, radiology expert Connie Lehman discussed an AI model that analyzes mammogram images to predict breast cancer likelihood. The tool aims to improve targeted screening beyond traditional methods. Lehman highlighted ongoing challenges in women's health research and…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewSheMed, a startup in the women's health sector, has achieved a $1 billion valuation. The company, built by Olivia Ferro, focuses on addressing misdiagnosis and improving diagnostic accuracy for women. It currently serves over 80,000 patients.