There is only one kind of mother, according to most mass market pregnancy apps: She is heterosexual, she is married, she can afford top-notch medical care, she is white, and she identifies as a woman.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- There's an app for almost everything, including helping women get pregnant. But Consumer Reports uncovered troubling security flaws in a popular women's health app. Consumer ...

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When you find out you’re pregnant, the emotions you experience at once can be overwhelming: intense joy, exuberance, bewilderment (where do you even start when it comes to finding the right diapers?), ...

A new D2C digital health app for women emerged from stealth on Thursday. San Francisco-based Trellis Health launched with $1.8 million in pre-seed funding. The platform helps women easily access and ...

Fertility tracking app maker Glow announced a new app today for pregnant women, called Glow Nurture. The app is only available on iOS, but CEO Mike Huang told MobiHealthNews an Android launch will ...

Your pregnancy-tracking app might be sharing your intimate data with your employer Employers and insurers pay apps like Ovia to keep tabs on the vast and valuable data ...

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San Francisco-based Glow, which develops digital health tools for women, has added a new feature to its pregnancy app, Glow Nurture, that helps women who have had a miscarriage. "Having a miscarriage ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — In a groundbreaking effort to support maternal health, Arkansas has become the latest state to offer expectant parents access to a customized version of the Pregnancy+ app, a ...