Jul 3, 2026 | digital data, funding, women's health
The Pondering Professor Series If you live with endometriosis, chronic pelvic pain or another gynecologic condition, or you are going through menopause, you’ve probably heard some version of this lately: “No one is funding research on this.”, “If this were a male...
Jun 17, 2026 | CPP Tracker, data trust, digital data, Pain, women's health
Welcome back to Data Bytes. Today we are going to talk about an interesting question in our “Daily Check-In” survey on the ehive App called “how was your day”. Chronic pelvic pain is more common and disruptive than most people realize. A 1996 population...
May 8, 2026 | digital data, epistemic justice, women's health
The Pondering Professor Series As a researcher whose investigative focus revolves around conditions like endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids, and other similar chronic pelvic pain related disorders (CPPDs), I kept hearing the same phrase for years: “These conditions...
Apr 10, 2026 | CPP Tracker, digital data, Pain, women's health
Have you ever opened CPP Tracker on the eHive App, dutifully answered a string of questions, synced your Fitbit, and thought: why am I doing all of this? What is all this data actually for? If you have been enrolled in one of our studies for chronic pelvic pain, such...
Feb 27, 2026 | data trust, digital data, digital trust, women's health
The Pondering Professor Series In the first two posts of this series, I focused on two stages in a digital health study like CPP Tracker: the moment you’re deciding whether to join (and why we start with informed consent), and what actually happens to your data once...
Feb 6, 2026 | digital data, digital trust, women's health
The Pondering Professor – Reflections on digital data and trust from PI Ipek Ensari In the first post of this series, I talked about why we start with a consent form and what we are really asking of you when we invite you to join a digital health study like CPP...
