A Japanese company is pioneering women’s health technology with the world’s first smart underwear designed to monitor and track menstrual health data, A Japanese startup has developed a sustainable method of farming the prized cherry salmon on disused land farms, producing a unique parasite-free fish with golden eggs that could be of high value across Asian markets.
The Brief #30 Smart period underwear, Sustainable fish farming
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