Scientists have unveiled a new device that can be incorporated into menstrual pads and may someday be helpful for screening for diseases like ovarian cancer. The light-weight device looks for disease ...

Vivoo introduced its conceptual FlowPad at CES, alongside the launch of its smart toilet sensor for hydration detection.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A new technology developed at ETH Zurich is transforming a long-overlooked source of medical data — menstrual blood — into a ...

This is the most unusual health tracker I've seen yet, but the design makes surprising sense ...

Around the globe, approximately 1.8 billion people menstruate every 28 days. That is a whole lot of blood (roughly 38 million gallons!) being flushed down the toilet or tossed—via pads, tampons, ...

Period blood has long been thought of as ‘stinky and useless’, but startups are exploring using the fluid to test for a wide range of health conditions – including difficult-to-diagnose endometriosis ...

At CES 2026, Vivoo unveiled FlowPad, the world’s first smart menstrual pad that analyses menstrual blood to track fertility, hormones, infections, and STDs.

The future of menstruation may look a bit different than today, if a team of scientists in Virginia have anything to say about it. They’ve created pads and cups that can solidify menstrual blood ...

Bodyform has made headlines as the first brand to make a TV advert featuring ‘blood’ on a sanitary pad rather than the traditional blue liquid. The ad demonstrates the pad’s absorbency by having ...

A new study has shown that menstrual cups are a safe, effective and inexpensive way to deal with menstrual blood flow. The report covered 43 studies and more than 3,300 females. The study titled, ...

Blue pad or pink pad, it doesn't matter. Focus on the type instead Choose the right sanitary pad that meets your specific needs. Here's a guide by Eve Woman and a recommendation for Always pads.