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Melbourne doctor-turned-founder Ariella Heffernan-Marks has raised AUD 4 million in seed capital to expand Ovum, an AI-powered women's health journal building a longitudinal dataset and clinical partnerships.
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Raleigh founder Charlotte Louis is repositioning SenterME from a consumer wellness app into a B2B healthcare workforce intelligence platform that helps employers spot burnout risk before it disrupts care.
Melbourne doctor-turned-founder Ariella Heffernan-Marks has raised AUD 4 million in seed capital to expand Ovum, an AI-powered women's health journal building a longitudinal dataset and clinical partnerships.
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A new Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives report finds women in every Atlantic Canadian province still earn less than men, with the gap widening for racialized, Indigenous, immigrant and disabled women.
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A new Lancet-published analysis finds no cervical cancer deaths among women aged 20 to 24 in England between 2020 and 2024, crediting the HPV vaccination programme — even as uptake slips.
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