Always uses A.I. technology to bring back the first female Olympian to win a gold medal, Hélène de Pourtalès, to empower the next generation of athletes as 79% of British girls and women believe that more conversation on periods and sports is needed

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Hélène de Pourtalès made history by becoming the first female gold medallist in the Olympic Games Paris 1900 and 124 years later Always is bringing her back using A.I. technology to make history once again. (Photo: Business Wire)
Hélène de Pourtalès made history by becoming the first female gold medallist in the Olympic Games Paris 1900 and 124 years later Always is bringing her back using A.I. technology to make history once again. (Photo: Business Wire)
Hélène de Pourtalès made history by becoming the first female gold medallist in the Olympic Games Paris 1900 and 124 years later Always is bringing her back using A.I. technology to make history once again. (Photo: Business Wire)
Hélène de Pourtalès made history by becoming the first female gold medallist in the Olympic Games Paris 1900 and 124 years later Always is bringing her back using A.I. technology to make history once again. (Photo: Business Wire)
Hélène de Pourtalès made history by becoming the first female gold medallist in the Olympic Games Paris 1900 and 124 years later Always is bringing her back using A.I. technology to make history once again. (Photo: Business Wire)
Hélène de Pourtalès made history by becoming the first female gold medallist in the Olympic Games Paris 1900 and 124 years later Always is bringing her back using A.I. technology to make history once again. (Photo: Business Wire)
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