In this #femtechfriday we share our incredible #MindtheResearchGap essay winners! Ellen and Mary from Cambridge University and Lucy from University of Bristol Check out their work at cambridgefemtech.com/blog Thank you WHAMnow for supporting the MRG student competition!

Earlier this month, Congress introduced a Resolution for Women’s Health Research using data from the WHAM Report. With the right level of awareness in the House and the Senate, this Resolution can make history and generate billions: thewhamreport.org/wp-content/upl…

It’s about bloody time we seriously talked about women’s health and especially research on periods and endometriosis. Join us for our first event of the academic year! Register and find out more information here: eventbrite.com/e/its-about-bl…

Join us to learn more about where we draw the line between normal and abnormal #period and #pelvic #pain and what conditions might underlie excessive pain. Impressive speakers, free attendance, on Zoom. Hope to see you there next week!! eventbrite.com/e/puberty-peri…

New event alert! Join us next Saturday Jan 21st at 4pm at Newnham College to learn more about the societies and initiatives in Cambridge focussing on women's needs😍 The event is free for all, just register at forms.gle/pbpiDw6TtWKhZu…!

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us on our #WinterWalkforEndo, and helped us raise funds for Endometriosis UK ! There's still time to donate at the link below! Please help us reach our target, any small help is important. 💛 justgiving.com/fundraising/ca…

Hello, dear readers! 📖🌟 We're excited to share a collection of insightful book recommendations with you, carefully selected by the dedicated members of the Cambridge Femtech Society committee. These books offer profound insights into various aspects of women's health 🧐✨

Join us on Feb 16th 6:30pm Newnham College for ‘Staying aBreast - a breast cancer awareness in collab with Cambridge Pink Week. Get your FREE tickets on Eventbrite and consider donating to support Pink Week's initiatives. #CambridgeEvents eventbrite.com/e/staying-abre…