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Sarah Sinclair

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As seen in: FemTech World, Sunderland Echo, Lexology, The Shields Gazette, Northumberland Gazette, Hartlepool Mail, CannabisHealth, Cannabis Wealth, Psychedelic Health
Award-winning journalist covering health policy and social affairs | Writing: Forbes, The Telegraph, The i Paper, The Lead, Byline Times etc
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Can biotech help close the fertility gap? Inside the race to improve egg quality

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By Sarah Sinclair 
| FemTech World
Over the past year, headlines about “toxic period products” have been hard to ignore. Stories about PFAS, heavy metals, and hormone disruptors in pads, tampons, and underwear have sparked global concern, and for good reason. But behind the fear, there’s a scientific story worth understanding. At the recent House of Lords event, “Have We Reached the Tipping Point for Toxic Period Products?”, researchers and policymakers came together to separate fact from panic.
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Redefining the future of femtech: Milestones that shaped the sector in 2025

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By Sarah Sinclair 
| FemTech World
This year, femtech didn’t just advance in terms of apps and wearables; it became an important part of the wider discussion around addressing gaps and inequalities in public health systems, scientific research and society as a whole. We take a look at some of the key milestones at the heart of this transformation, and what they say about where women’s health is headed. A national plan for women’s health?
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Millennial women are missing lifesaving cancer checks - how to close the cervical screening gap

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By Sarah Sinclair 
| FemTech World
Results from a survey of over 5,500 women aged 16-64 found that 31 per cent of eligible millennials have postponed or missed their cervical screening appointments, a figure that is 27 per cent higher than the average across all age groups.
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