Female Health & Fertility is an online hub and digital magazine designed to guide and support people of all ages with gyne/reproductive challenges. All elements of female health are covered, from fertility-related conditions to post-menopause.
In the form of publications, webinars, e-books, downloads, and newsletters, our members receive information on the latest news/research, expert guidance, therapies, and advice on books and products. Our team aims to help people with gyne battles lead healthier, happier lives. If you would like to contribute to our community, please note the following:
Our team seeks your guidance as well as personal stories on all topics related to female reproductive health. Examples include: infertility, PCOS, endometriosis, miscarriage, IVF, polyps, managing diagnosis, hormone replacement therapy, vaginal health, fibroids, perimenopause, menopause, ovarian health, uterine health, ovulation, vaginismus, diet and nutrition for women, fitness, and gyne-related depression and anxiety.
If you have an idea you would like to pitch, please contact the Editor-in-Chief, Emily Ansell Elfer, at editor@femalehealthandfertility.com
We cannot guarantee all ideas submitted will be accepted. Be sure when writing to consider your audience, use sensitive language, and stay respectful.
We accept pitches for webinar sessions and a variety of media. This can be discussed in detail when your idea is submitted. However, if you have chosen to supply a magazine article or blog, we ask that you please try to adhere to the following guidance:
If your idea or article is accepted, you will receive an email from our team. Keep in mind your work may be edited by our copyeditors for readability. Content is published at the editor’s discretion. We reserve the right to remove your content or move the submission to a different publishing date for any or no reason. Content in full or sections of content may be reused across the Female Health & Fertility portfolio at a later date.
Please note that articles, webinar presentations, and all other content is currently submitted on a voluntary basis. However, we are happy to promote your organization through a weblink and to feature an author bio. We are also happy to discuss complimentary advertising for regular contributors.
We politely request that you wait until Female Health & Fertility has published your content before deciding to replicate it on your own blog or social media. Once we have published your contribution, you are welcome to share it (with the exception of full webinar recordings) but we ask that you give Female Health & Fertility a mention and include a link. Let’s support each other.
If you have any questions about pitching content, please contact us.
