WHW Weekly Scoop #64

๐ฆ Gameto Raises $44M Series C as Stem Cell Trial Enters Phase 3
The women-led startup will use the funding to advance preclinical development of its cervical barrier device toward first-in-human clinical studies.
"This is a defining moment for Gameto and for our broader mission of advancing women's and family health"
โ Dr. Dina Radenkovic Turner, CEO & Co-Founder, Gameto
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๐ DITTO Daily Raises ยฃ1.35M for Science-based Menstrual Supplements
The pre-seed funding will be used to scale DITTO's science-led supplements targeting menstrual symptoms.
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๐ฅ Northern Ireland GP Platform Duality Healthcare Secures ยฃ4.5M to Support NHS
The funding will accelerate new clinics across the region, enable further development of the companyโs digital healthcare infrastructure, and support the creation of up to 80 new jobs.
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๐ฌ Maven Launches Cycle Tracker and At-Home Male Fertility Testing
The cycle tracker will become available for Maven members in the Fertility and Family Building program this Autumn.
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โค๏ธ $3M Gift Powers Women's Heart Health Research
This investment will provide huge amounts of support to the Go Red for Womenยฎ Venture Fund.
โThe Shapirosโ generosity is nothing short of extraordinary and will support the Associationโs work to change the future of health,โ
โ Nancy Brown, Chief Executive Officer, American Heart Association.
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๐ฉบ UK Approves First Testosterone Cream for Postmenopausal Women
This means that women will be able to access the cream when the UK-approved version of the product becomes available in 2026.
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๐ฌ New At-Home Cervical Screening Wand Could Replace Pap Smears
The Teal Wand received FDA approval in May and is currently available in California.
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๐ฑ AI App Ovum Empowers Australian Women to Take Control of Their Health
Officially launching on the App Store, Ovum is powered by an AI engine built to help women understand their body.
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๐ฒGates Foundation Have Announced They Are Committing $2.5B To Transform Women's Health
It will support the advancement of more than 40 innovations in five underfunded areas.
โThis record investment will accelerate research and development across five critical, yet chronically underfunded areas, particularly affecting women in low- and middle-income countries,โ
โ Mark Suzman, CEO, Gates Foundation
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๐งฌ Imagion secures $3.5M to progress early cancer detection clinical trials
The company is currently preparing to enter Phase II trial for HER2+ breast cancer in the US.
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