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viO HealthTech CEO Rob Milnes recently spoke with Healthcare Digital about how viO’s fertility technology provides women with key information about their bodies and improves their chances of getting pregnant. 

September is PCOS Awareness Month. If you have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), you likely know just how frustrating the symptoms can be - from acne, facial hair, and stubborn weight gain, to fatigue, brain fog, and anxiety. This blog will outline some of the sustainable and natural long-term strategies that Registered Nutritionist Kirsten Oddy recommends implementing into your daily lifestyle. 

Emma, who has struggled with PCOS, an ovarian tumor, and nearly nonexistent periods for years was growing concerned about her ability to conceive. Then, after trying OvuCore in January, Emma recently got what she had been wishing for four + long years of TTC - her big fat positive! Emma, who is overjoyed to be pregnant, cannot thank OvuSense enough for her miracle baby. 

viO is elated to have been awarded Best Women's Health Technology Solution in the Health Tech Digital Awards 2022. The company is recognized for its ability to empower women, no matter where they are on their health journey, with real-time information that helps women and their clinicians to make life-changing decisions.

Supplements are having a moment right now, especially for women trying to get pregnant, but how do you know what you should take and which brands to buy? Fertility Coach and Doula Robin shares which supplements she recommends for those who are TTC. 

There is no question that the pandemic has caused relationship challenges - whether it’s spending too much time together, spending too much time apart, or experiencing various emotions when taking a Covid test. We’re breaking down solutions to these common challenges you may be facing while TTC during the pandemic, and sharing how OvuSense can help.

Before getting married, Miranda decided to get off birth control in anticipation of conceiving a child with her husband. However, after a few months of trying and an unexpected PCOS diagnosis, Miranda found herself dealing with infertility. After watching a fateful TikTok video, Miranda found hope in tracking her ovulation with OvuSense and is now preparing to welcome her first child.

Do you know your facts from fiction when it comes to fertility, ovulation, and trying to conceive? Laura MacDonald, a fertility nutritionist, is debunking some common fertility myths you may have believed or had heard in the past.

Cheyenne never thought she would have trouble conceiving, but after six months of trying, she began to worry. With the help of OvuSense, support from her husband, fertility doctors, and keeping the hope, Cheyenne is now 17 weeks pregnant after a year and a half.

The fertility monitor you know as OvuSense will now be called "OvuCore." It is the same clinically proven, easy-to-use vaginal sensor that measures continuous core body temperature (cCBT), just with a new name! Moving forward, our family brand name will now be OvuSense.