There are a number of different reasons why you might want to track your ovulation cycle. If you’re trying for a baby, you might want to identify your fertile window to max out your chances of ...

Don't know what's going on during your menstrual cycle? You're not alone. We asked two doctors to explain every phase from ovulation to periods. From a purely biological standpoint, “the menstrual ...

Ultrahuman Ring Air users can get paid-for cycle tracking features. Cycle and Ovulation Pro launched on Friday. The tool enables people with irregular menstrual cycles to track their periods ...

If you’re looking to get pregnant, you may have heard at some point that tracking ovulation is a valuable tool. But, given that Sex Ed is kind of an awkward blur, you probably have some questions on ...

Ultrahuman has just launched a new paid-for cycle and ovulation tracking features for the Ultrahuman Ring AIR, following its acquisition of viO HealthTech. This will sit alongside the free Cycle and ...

Ultrahuman announced the acquisition of viO Health Tech, which helped facilitate its newest PowerPlug: Cycle & Ovulation Pro. This feature helps users understand their cycles on a more diverse scale, ...

Racheal Ede is an experienced medical and health writer with an extensive health background as a medical laboratory scientist. She is passionate about helping people make informed medical decisions by ...

In theory, a person can become pregnant at any time in their cycle, but it is most likely to happen around the time of ovulation. When ovulation happens will vary according to a person’s cycle.

Once your mind is set on starting a family, the waiting game can be maddening. But the more you know about your own body specifically and fertility in general, the better the chances of speeding up ...

Felicity Roux currently receives a scholarship through the Australian government's Research Training Program. In 2020, the project received awards from the Western Australian Institute for Educational ...

For generations we have been taught that the average menstrual cycle is 28 days in length, split by ovulation into two roughly equal parts, each 14 days in length. During the first phase, the ...