Lake8

Women’s health has been overlooked for too long: • Women weren’t in clinical trials until 1993. • 76% of students say they learned more about frog anatomy than female anatomy. • The NIH didn’t require testing both male and female mice until 2016. Because of these gaps, women turn to social media for health information and end up confused by conflicting or misleading content: • In 2024, over half of Americans who tried a health trend found it on social media. • 69% of female users express doubts about the credibility of health influencers and social media-based medical advice. • 52% still use social platforms for health advice, even if they’re skeptical. Find personalized and trustworthy women’s health insights in one place: • Explore a range of topics. • Filter by what you are interested in, save for later. • Follow your favorite creators & brands. • Science backed rating system. Part of profits supports women's health research. Named for Suzanne Lake, my grandma and two-time breast cancer survivor.