Education on cardiovascular health for women worldwide — and hands-on support for the next generation of women's-health wearables.
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death among women globally, yet symptoms and research have historically centered on men. Our Global Heart initiative works to close that gap.
Women often experience different heart attack symptoms than men — fatigue, nausea, and jaw or back pain are common and frequently missed.
A worldwide effort to fund research, share data, and raise awareness of cardiovascular risk factors specific to women.
Blood pressure, cholesterol, and resting heart rate are simple metrics with an outsized impact on long-term heart health.
Discreet, everyday wearables designed to monitor women's health — from heart rhythm to stress and hormonal cycles.
A lightweight ring that tracks heart rate variability, sleep, and skin temperature to flag early signs of cardiovascular strain.
A bracelet-form biosensor measuring continuous ECG and stress markers, with alerts shared directly with a care team.
A discreet temple-mounted (headband/glasses-arm) sensor exploring blood flow and migraine-cardiovascular correlations.
Working on a women's-health R&D project — wearable or otherwise? Tell us about it and we'll follow up about support, mentorship, or funding opportunities.