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Whoop joins fellow premium screenless wearable company Oura in partnering with the Natural Cycles women's health tracking app

Whoop is partnering with the women's health tracking app to sync the tracker's data with its insights

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Whoop's women's health update brings fertility tracking to your wrist – here's how to try it for free

First a fitness tracker, now a hormone tracker, the humble Whoop does it all

Evening Standard

Garmin CIRQA Smart Band Price and Features Revealed as Screen-Free Wearable Launches

Garmin introduces the CIRQA Smart Band, a screen-free wearable offering advanced health and fitness tracking without subscription fees, designed to minimise distractions and enhance user wellbeing.

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Garmin fans can now ‘unlock fertility insights’ on their wrist thanks to this handy new feature

Garmin wearables now offer fertility tracking thanks to a partnership with Natural Cycles.

TechRadar

Natural Cycles: Understanding Your Body the Natural Way

Is Natural Cycles effective? Explore how this FDA-approved fertility tracking app works, its accuracy, benefits, and whether it’s right for you.

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A Real Talk Guide to Natural Cycles: The Birth Control App Changing How Women Understand Their Bodies

Discover how Natural Cycles, the FDA-cleared birth control app, helps women avoid pregnancy naturally while learning more about their cycles—without hormones or side effects.

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Natural Cycles - Non-Hormonal, FDA-Cleared Fertility Awareness Method

Are you looking for a birth control method that aligns with your body's natural rhythms, avoids hormones, and is backed by scientific rigor? I

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Something big is happening in the world of contraception. It’s going backwards

A backlash is growing – some women are turning to apps or other methods, but a disturbing number seem to be giving up on birth control altogether, says Guardian Opinion deputy head Barbara Speed

The Guardian - UK

Can the Oura Ring and Natural Cycles track your cycle effortlessly? I used them for four months to find out

My personal journey through fertility tracking with Oura Ring and Natural Cycles

I ditched the Oura Ring for the Circular Ring Slim — 5 reasons why I'm going back

How does the Circular Ring Slim compare with the Oura Ring Generation 3? We explain five problems from testing, and why you might stick with Oura or other rivals instead.

Tom’s Guide

Samsung Galaxy Ring said to cost as much as a PlayStation 5

A price leak suggests the Galaxy Ring could be more expensive than we'd hoped.

Oura CEO interview: Here’s how they plan to stay ahead of the Galaxy Ring

We chatted with Oura CEO Tom Hale about the competition, AI integration and what Oura Ring customers can expect in 2024.

Tom’s Guide

Why are women turning to TikTok for advice about the pill? Because doctors won’t listen to us

To counter social-media conspiracy theories, we need more honest information about contraception and its side-effects, says writer Kate Muir

The Guardian - UK

The Oura Ring is the best device I've tested for tracking periods — here's why

I've used the Oura Ring for six months and can't go back. But how does it track your menstrual cycle?

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Galaxy Watch 5 skin temperature reader can finally predict periods — how it works

Galaxy Watch 5 users who use the Cycle Tracking feature in Samsung Health can now get better insights on their cycle and ovulation based on skin-temperature data collected by their smartwatch and the FDA-certified Natural Cycles algorithm.

The Independent UK

Would you trust an app to tell you if you’re fertile? Because it might be the future

Influencers are pushing a birth control app that could mean the end of pills and coils with grim side effects, writes Ellie Muir. But that’s only if you abide by a series of incredibly strict morning rituals

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We asked 12 period-tracking apps about their post-Roe privacy policies

Should you heed those warnings to delete your apps?

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