An evidence-first new tab with reviewed women's-health research, live papers, DOI checking, and no tracking.
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updated 16 Sep 2026
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About FemHealth Brief: Women's Health New Tab
FemHealth Brief turns your new tab into a calm research briefing for clinicians, researchers, founders, and anyone who wants to know who was studied.
WHAT YOU GET ON EVERY NEW TAB
• Reviewed lead: a source-checked study with its cohort, finding, and limitation. When the reviewed feature expires, a recent journal paper takes its place with a labelled reading question.
• Live papers: recent DOI-backed research from the journals you choose, sourced from Europe PMC. The brief shows when the feed is saved, partial, or unavailable.
• Sex-data hint: for a live lead, see what an automated abstract scan finds about female participants. It is a hint, not a full-text verdict.
• Check a DOI: paste any DOI and open FemHealth's Check a Study view.
• Your focus: pick up to three topics and choose your journals. Preferences stay on this device.
• From the desk: one dated, source-linked editorial reading note.
NO TRACKING
No ads, analytics, or account required. One host permission, ebi.ac.uk, fetches the live Europe PMC feed. FemHealth does not collect your browsing history.
FemHealth.science is a sex-representation evidence layer over biomedical literature. Its source-linked view helps you inspect who was studied.
Privacy: https://www.femhealth.science/extension-privacy.html
Support: contact@femhealth.science