pregnancy
Maven Clinic introduces male fertility support tools, Scripta Insights announces a tool to locate cost-effective meds, and XRHealth launches a new platform.
Expectant parents in Arkansas will have access to state resources aimed at improving health literacy and adopting healthy habits.
The app is increasingly becoming popular among Indonesian mothers.
On the heels of a $9.2 million Series A, Mahmee CEO and cofounder Melissa Hanna discusses the fragmented maternal healthcare experience in the U.S.
The startup's offerings include pelvic floor therapy, C-section recovery and lactation consulting.
With the partnership, doulas will be able to refer their Medicaid patients to Brave for mental health services like therapy, psychiatry and medication management.
![[Left] Tara Croft, Baymatob CEO; [Center] Dr Sarah McDonald, CVO and founder; [Right] Victor Windeyer, fund manager at Australian Unity](/sites/mhn/files/styles/230x130/public/2025-07/sarah%2520tara%2520vic.jpg?itok=_-_3IIT4)
Oli uses sensors and AI to identify mothers who are at high risk of developing abnormal postpartum haemorrhage.
Babyscripts plans to use the funding to expand throughout the U.S. and develop care models targeted to payers.
Mae provides a weekly pregnancy tracker, care tips and access to maternal care providers.
The companies said their partnership aims to reduce inequities in maternal health outcomes and lower mortality rates.