Background Self-tracking technologies are widely used in people's daily lives and health
care. Academic research on self-tracking and the quantified self has also accumulated …

Introduction There has been a phenomenal worldwide increase in the development and use
of mobile health applications (mHealth apps) that monitor menstruation and fertility. Critics …

Background Research shows that poor knowledge and awareness of menstrual and
pregnancy health among women are associated with adverse reproductive health and …

Objectives To evaluate women's knowledge and attitudes towards the menopause by
comparing three groups of women: perimenopause, post menopause and those women not …

Research question To characterize mobile fertility tracking applications (apps) to determine
the use of such apps for women trying to conceive by identifying the fertile window. Design …

Menstrual tracking and fertility apps have gained popularity in recent years, often sold as
tools for self-empowerment through self-knowledge. While critics tend to focus on the …

Digital apps for tracking menstruation are widely used. Taking a critical menstruation and
critical digital health approach, this research asks how menstrual app users perceive their …

Objective Fertility is becoming increasingly supported by consumer health technologies,
especially mobile apps that support self-tracking activities. However, it is not clear whether …

This paper explores the rise of fertility apps and what data-sharing in this arena can mean
for app users. The paper offers a brief background of some available fertility apps, how they …

Objective This study sought to review and appraise Apple App Store applications (apps)
designed for menstrual cycle tracking, ovulation prediction, and other topics related to fertility …