Smartphone period trackers or fertility apps are a daily part of many women's lives as a tool to monitor their menstrual cycle or help them plan or prevent pregnancy. Such apps were downloaded at ...

Boston-based fertilty tracker company Ovatemp launched its app today. The app is designed to help women conceive naturally, based on a process called Fertility Awareness Method (FAM). So far Ovatemp ...

Glow has announced that its fertility tracking app will now help men track and troubleshoot their fertility as well. Previously, women could add a partner account to their app for a man, but this ...

For more than two decades, Tricia Kean has been your weekday anchor and a longtime advocate for consumers in Southern Nevada. LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — As we continue to show you a wide range of new ...

Ohio State researchers discovered the use of fertility-tracking apps and websites increased in certain states following the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022 decision to grant abortion regulation authority to ...

Women's health tech, which leverages innovations in AI, smartphones and connected wearables to give women more insights into reproductive and menstrual health, continues to gain momentum with users, ...

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A bug in the online forum for the fertility tracking app Glow exposed the personal data of around 25 million users, according to a security researcher. The bug exposed users’ first and last names, ...

Fertility apps on mobile phones might be collecting rather too much personal data sparking fears that creators are selling it. A study of four of Australia’s top 12 fertility apps conducted jointly by ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - The Federal Trade Commission says a fertility app is sharing private information. The FTC is ordering Premom, a free ovulation tracker, to stop illegally sharing users’ ...

A new app aims to support and empower Black women facing infertility. Meet Reniqua Allen-Lamphere, a two-time rainbow mom who turned her infertility journey into inspiration for launching a new app ...