Legacy provides virtual sessions to improve fertility and planned parenthood.

The Dawning of Sperm Awareness (Published 2018)

Infertility is not a women’s issue

Brands are actively seeking out funding from celebrities. Beyond the star-studded press releases, what value do these investors offer?

Direct-to-consumer brands are fighting it out for talent across content, operations, marketing, engineering and retail. 

At-home blood testing brands are giving us insights on our health by way of finger prick tests. What should consumers know? 

From ovulation trackers to sperm freezing services, at-home fertility brands are seeking to fill a health knowledge gap.

Ava Women created the Ava bracelet, a wearable designed to track a woman’s menstrual cycle.

Paloma Health makes expert, personalized treatment for thyroid-related medical conditions accessible.

Embr Labs offers help with heat flashes with immediate cooling relief.

Bellabeat makes wearable technology for women that monitors biometric and lifestyle data.

Dreem creates new ways to deliver sleep care by combining sleep medicine and deep technology.

Supersapiens makes a training-ecosystem that tracks glucose levels with Abbott Libre sensors.

Oura sells rings that monitor your sleep and activity and offers personalized health insights.

Fi makes smart dog collars and harnesses that feature a cellular-based GPS to track your dog's location and health. 

Veri offers a glucose sensor that syncs to an app to help you monitor diet choices and make informed decisions regarding your health.

23andMe sells DNA kits to offer personalized reports on genetic insights, ancestry, and trait variation. 

Upright Technologies sells posture training devices that correct poor posture and track progress.

Wearable X offers an at-home yoga experience that includes smart yoga pants with embedded sensors and haptic technology.