Canadian startups are making significant strides in addressing menstrual pain through innovative solutions. Juno Technologies, co-founded by Lynn Doughane and Nanette Sene, has developed a non-invasive medical device that uses microelectronic currents to alleviate menstrual pain. The device, controlled via a mobile app, showed a 79% reduction in pain levels during a pilot study. Juno Technologies aims to conduct further trials with a major hospital in Quebec. Another Toronto-based startup, Undu Wearables, has launched its sustainable menstrual pain management products across Canada, aiming to fill a gap in the $7.5 billion global menstrual pain market. Both startups are committed to improving women’s quality of life through technology.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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