At Nexus, research is at the heart of everything we do. Our evidence-based approach ensures that our platform isn’t just another wellness tool, it’s a scientifically validated, impact-driven solution designed to close the gender health gap.
Our research strategy allows us to identify unmet needs, develop targeted interventions and continuously refine our platform to provide women with personalised, effective health support.
How we build science-backed solutions
Phase 1 – Understanding the Problem
We start by mapping the current landscape of women’s health through systematic reviews, qualitative research and expert collaborations. This phase helps us uncover key challenges, knowledge gaps and limitations in existing solutions—ensuring that Nexus is built to address real needs.
Phase 2 – Developing & Testing Interventions
With insights from Phase 1, we design and trial targeted interventions, testing them in controlled settings to evaluate their effectiveness. Every feature in Nexus is shaped by scientific evidence and user data to ensure it delivers meaningful, measurable outcomes.
Phase 3 – Real-World Validation
Our final step is to assess how Nexus performs in real life. We analyse user engagement, clinical outcomes and self-reported health improvements to measure our impact. This ensures that our platform is continuously optimised for real-world use.
A research-led approach, backed by experts
Our research is led by PhD-level experts and strengthened through partnerships with leading universities and scientific institutions.
This collaborative model keeps Nexus at the forefront of women’s health innovation, ensuring that our recommendations are not just intuitive, but scientifically sound and clinically relevant.
Women’s health is complex, and our research never stops. By continuously expanding our capabilities and refining our technology, we’re building a smarter, data-driven health platform that evolves with women’s needs. Today and for the future.
Science-backed.
Root-cause focused.
Built for women. This is the Nexus difference.