Healthcare wasn't designed for women, so we made it our mission to change that. When the health system inherently dismisses women and puts them on waitlists, we knew we had to create a solution. Through our diagnostic testing, online consultations and end-to-end care, we aim to put an end to some of the tragedies that result from the healthcare crisis. Women deserve answers, even when there are no symptoms. Join the Mother of all Movements and share to help us reach more women.
About us
Hertility is a women’s health company built by women, for women. We’re shaping the future of reproductive healthcare by pioneering unique diagnostic testing that provides data-driven and advanced insights into reproductive health, fertility decline and the onset of menopause. We provide expert advice, education and access to care - all from the comfort of your home. Our research trials are a step towards fixing the currently flawed system. 31% of women will suffer from a reproductive health issue at some point and through our research, we aim to reduce the time to diagnosis through advanced at-home testing and specialist gynaecological care. We tailor pathways to the individual's reproductive goals, whether it be to explore their ovarian health and fertility options or overall hormonal health, such as confirming a PCOS diagnosis. Currently, we can diagnose 9 of the most common gynae pathologies which may lead to reduced fertility and signpost gynae cancers. Ultimately, our aim is to change attitudes around reproductive health, both for individuals and in the workplace, and to encourage women to be proactive by tracking their reproductive health. We’re calling this the Reproductive Revolution!
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http://www.hertilityhealth.com
External link for Hertility
- Industry
- Biotechnology Research
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2019
- Specialties
- Women's Health, Hormone Health, Fertility, Menopause, Research, and Health Tech
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London, GB
Employees at Hertility
Updates
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Missed the webinar? Watch now 👉 https://lnkd.in/g3HJBrjt Watch the full conversation - hosted by Dr Natalie Getreu, ovarian biologist and Hertility Co-Founder and COO, with Hertility in-house doctor and sports gynaecology expert Dr Benjamin Jones - to get up to speed with the latest science when it comes to exercising and its effect on hormones and fertility. We cover: 🏃♀️ An introduction to sports gynaecology and what it means for your exercise routine. 🔬 What the data says about female athletes hot off the press from Dr Ben’s latest research paper. 🤰 All you need to know about sports and fertility to ensure your workouts aren’t working against you. 🥇 Highlights from Olympics 2024 spotlighting the female olympians from a sports gynaecologist’s point of view
The Latest Sports Gynae Research & What It Means For You
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You shouldn't need a degree or a doctorate to understand your body but sometimes the science can be tricky to get your head around. Cue: the Hertility team 👩🏻🔬👩🏼🔬👩🏽🔬 to scrap the reproductive rhetoric and tell it to us straight. We’re all on an Olympics come down, so we’re keeping up the sporting hype ahead of our webinar this evening on cutting-edge sports gynae research. (Link in bio to get your free ticket!) Our very own in-house Hertility doctor and sports gynae expert, Benjamin Jones, has just published a paper about the impact of menstrual cycles on athletes performance. So, what does it all mean and why should you care?
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Hot off the press 📰 Together with Sweaty Betty, we’re raising the bar for every woman, for any life stage.
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Last chance to sign up for tonight's webinar🚨 Join us at 7pm for a conversation hosted by Dr Natalie Getreu, ovarian biologist and Hertility Co-Founder and COO, with Hertility in-house doctor and sports gynaecology expert Dr Benjamin Jones. We'll be covering: 🏃♀️ An introduction to sports gynaecology and what it means for your exercise routine. 🔬 What the data says about female athletes hot off the press from Dr Ben’s latest research paper. 🤰 All you need to know about sports and fertility to ensure your workouts aren’t working against you. 🥇 Highlights from Olympics 2024 spotlighting the female olympians from a sports gynaecologist’s point of view. Reserve your free spot on the webinar now 👉 https://lnkd.in/eku5A7wz
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“Hertility’s results are 99% accurate and delivered within 10 days, with screening for up to 18 conditions.” Hertility Co-Founder & CEO Dr Helen O'Neill spoke with Katie Strick at the Evening Standard - to shine a spotlight on London’s silent infertility epidemic and Hertility’s mission to revolutionise reproductive healthcare. Read Helen’s thoughts on the perils of modern dating culture, motherhood and more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e3nBhxm4 Thank you Katie for a wonderful feature and the photo 📸
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We are so pleased to reveal that Hertility featured in the BusinessCloud HealthTech 50 innovation ranking for 2024 ⭐ Hertility is on a mission to harness the power of data and research to revolutionise women’s healthcare one hormone at a time. It's incredible to be recognised by a panel of expert judges, who placed Hertility 5th on their list of most innovative companies, for everything we've been doing in this space. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/e3qsTFEd
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An incredibly empowering and inspiring day at ASOS.com officially launching their Fertility & Baby Loss Network. This doesn't happen overnight. A passionate group of individuals with lived experiences wished to support their colleagues going through infertility and baby loss Jessica Etmonia Georgia Calley Hayley Michelle Naomi I applaud you. Betty's inspiring story with MRKH had us all in tears too. If you're seeking progressive ways to support your colleagues fertility journeys, ASOS.com is role-modelling and leading from the front. So excited for what is to come with Hertility, Jordan, Christine, Jack, Gemma 🚀
Yesterday, we hosted over 50 guests in ASOS HQ (and virtually given the current circumstances) for our official Fertility & Baby Loss Community Launch event! 💕 Huge thank you & shout out to our network chairs Etmonia and Jessica; core team Annabel, Calley, Hayley, Michelle and Naomi; our fantastic panel facilitator from Fertility Matters at Work, Natalie Silverman; our superstar panellists (ASOSers James and Georgia, alongside Race Across the World S4 star Betty M.), as well as Professor Siobhan Quenby from my alma mater University of Warwick; Caroline from Hertility, and of course my Reward & DEI teammates, Jack, Gemma and Christine. Great to have so many people join us, including old (and new) external friends - I was particularly pleased to see interest from other organisations keen to learn how they too can work to create a more inclusive, supportive environment for employees going through difficult journeys in their personal lives. This is just the start for our FBL community here at ASOS.com. 🎗️
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Osbornes Law officially becomes the first Reproductively Responsible™ law firm 🙌 More than 70% of Osbornes Law's workforce are women. It's great to see an employer providing benefits that empower them to take control of their reproductive health. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/g-EyptZD
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Milking the Mother of All Movements 🐮 To celebrate World Breastfeeding Week this week, we want to shout out to another female-founded company: our friends and fellow scientists over at BoobyBiome who are doing incredible work to translate cutting edge breast milk research into solutions to improve infant health. But they need your help! Hertility's CEO and Founder Dr Helen O'Neill has already donated her breastmilk to further boobybiome's research. So this is a call to urge you to move out from the ovulation station and check into the lactation station by donating your breastmilk (or sharing this with any of your milking friends!) 🍼 It's super simple to do. 🍼 They'll come and collect it from your house and compensate for your time. 🍼 You'll contribute to groundbreaking research, helping boobybiome transform infant health. If you're not breastfeeding, give their page a follow to support their milk mission! Find out more 👉 https://lnkd.in/eE3YfkqX Dr. Sioned Fôn Jones