10.12.23 | Bone Health
Exercise for Bone Health: A Call to Action
Guest author Rebekah Rotstein, NCPT, founder of Buff Bones® and member of SWHR Bone Health Working Group, shares tips for building healthier bones across the lifespan.
10.6.23 | Health Equity
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Embracing Diversity and Promoting Better Research
Hispanic Heritage Month is an important time to highlight and address the unique health care needs and disparities experienced by individuals of different backgrounds within the broader Hispanic community.
10.4.23 | Policy
SWHR Convenes Thought Leaders in Women’s Health for Salon Dinner Conversation
A small group of thought leaders and national partners in women’s health gathered in Washington, D.C. in September, for Elevating Women’s Health: A Salon Dinner Conversation, hosted by SWHR.
9.20.23 | Autoimmune
SWHR Presents at MichBIO Life Sciences Showcase
SWHR attended MichBIO 2023 and gave the presentation “Addressing Disparities Through Patient, Provider, and Policymaker Collaborations: Women’s Health and Autoimmune Disease Case Study.”
9.19.23 | Endometriosis
What to Know about PCOS this PCOS Awareness Month
Polycystic ovary syndrome, commonly referred to as PCOS, is an endocrine disorder that affects the balance of reproductive hormones and affects an estimated 5 million women in the United States.
9.18.23 | Health Equity
SWHR Features Uterine Health in the Women’s Health Equity Initiative
To bring attention to these research and care gaps and help support individuals impacted by uterine health conditions, SWHR has added uterine health to the Women’s Health Equity Initiative campaign this fall.
9.14.23 | Endometriosis
SWHR Working Group Members Meet with Lawmakers on Capitol Hill
On Monday, September 11, as part of the SWHR Endometriosis Education Working Group two-day Roundtable in Washington, D.C., participants hit the halls of Congress to meet with federal policymakers.
9.7.23 | Heart Health
Getting Serious About Heart Health
Read My Lips: it’s time for women to stay on top of their heart health and get regular cholesterol screenings.
8.18.23 | Women's Health Perspective
Natalie Sten’s Pregnancy Journey
My husband and I were trying to get pregnant for over a year through on and off infertility treatments. In July 2022, due to an insurance change, we were not able to go through the treatment process.
