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Embie's Fertility App Improves IVF Outcomes, According to New Study
Embie Clinic, a provider of a patient-facing fertility treatment app, has presented research indicating that its mobile app can significantly enhance pregnancy rates in women undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF). The research involved 5,067 users who reported 6,449 IVF cycles through the app from 2021 to 2022. Users of the Embie app experienced higher ongoing pregnancy rates at 20 weeks and lower cancellation rates compared to the national average reported by the CDC.
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14 Israeli startups selected for Microsoft's fourth AI for Good acceleration program | CTech
Microsoft for Startups Israel has selected 14 Israeli companies to participate in its AI-based accelerator program focused on promoting environmental and social sustainability. The program will provide mentorship and access to Microsoft and Open AIs AI tools. The selected companies will work on innovative technologies in areas such as climate, foodtech, agritech, and sustainable energy. They will also receive support from Start-up Nation Central, ESOP, and Pearl Cohen. Microsofts support will allow the companies to improve their technology, create international connections, and realize their full potential. The program aims to harness the power of artificial intelligence for positive goals and create a better future.
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Guidea invests $500k in FemTech innovation through UX design sponsorship program
Guidea, a UX design agency, is investing $500k in FemTech innovation through their program Femovate. The program offers womens health digital innovation startups UX research, design, and mentorship services. Originally planned to sponsor three companies, the program expanded to include 30 startups with a $500k investment. Guidea aims to support innovation in female-centric healthcare and close the gap in research in womens health.
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Flourishing fertility: How Israeli tech is helping families conceive
The article discusses several Israeli tech startups that are developing innovative solutions in the field of fertility and womens health. These include PregnanTech, which is developing a device to delay preterm birth; Pulsenmore, which has developed a self-operated ultrasound technology; Embryonics, which uses AI to help fertility doctors make better decisions; Tempdrop, a wearable fertility monitor; Salignostics, which developed a pregnancy home test based on saliva; AiVF, which has developed a software platform for fertility clinics; and Embie, a fertility treatment app. These companies are contributing to the growth and advancement of fertility treatments and womens health.
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Ravid Israel on Helping Women Advocate for Themselves with Embie Fertility Treatment Tracker - Art of the App
The article discusses the importance of supporting women going through fertility treatments and the lack of apps specifically designed for them. Ravid Israel, the founder of Embie, shares her personal journey and the need for a supportive community and access to information. Embie is the first app exclusively designed for women going through fertility treatments. Ravids own experience with fertility treatments led her to track and analyze her cycles, resulting in better outcomes. The article highlights the challenges of diagnosing infertility and the lack of attention given to conditions like endometriosis. Embie aims to empower and educate women in the same position, providing them with control and resources.
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