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Episode #58: Closing the Hormone Data Gap with Daniela Campillo Valencia from femmli
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- Aug 12, 2026
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Summary
In this episode, Susanne sits down with Daniela Campillo Valencia, co-founder and CEO of femmli, a company developing wearable technology to continuously measure hormones. Daniela shares why she believes the lack of hormonal data is one of the biggest gaps in women’s health, particularly for women navigating perimenopause. Together, they explore how continuous hormone monitoring could help women better understand their symptoms and move toward more personalized, proactive care. What's covered in this episode: Why perimenopause remains difficult to recognize, diagnose, and manage How continuous hormone monitoring could give women a clearer picture of hormonal changes Why gaps in education, research funding, and data continue to hold back women’s health The evolving conversation around hormone replacement therapy (HRT) How better hormone data could support more personalized care for perimenopause and beyond Daniela’s vision for the future of women’s health, including applications in PCOS, endometriosis, and fertility Tune in to hear Daniela’s perspective on the future of hormone tracking, why better data could change the way we approach perimenopause, and what it will take to make women’s healthcare more personalized and proactive. About femmli femmli is building a continuous hormone monitor designed for women navigating perimenopause. Its soft, low-profile wearable patch continuously tracks hormone fluctuations, helping women understand their individual patterns in real time rather than relying on averages or one-time measurements. By turning hormonal patterns into clear, actionable insights, femmli aims to give women a better understanding of what’s happening in their bodies and more informed conversations about their health. Get in Touch Visit femmli’s website: https:…