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SUMMARY:21st Century HPV Prevention Program: Addressing Misinformation and Rapidly Adopting Successful Actions
DESCRIPTION:The objectives of this event are to implement best practices rapidly for optimal HPV vaccination; introduce 21st century screening practices and strategies; identify incident misinformation and mixed messages; and address efficiently misinformation.\n\nPresenters will include Dr. Marc Steben\, MD\, CCFM\, FCFM\, Co-President\, HPV Global Action and Dr. Ovidiu Tatar\, MD\, MSc\, Research Associate at the Lady Davis Institute for Medical Research. The  moderator is Amélie McFadyen\, M.A.\, Chief Executive Officer\, HPV Global Action.\n\n\n\n\nREGISTER
URL:https://swhr.org/event/21st-century-hpv-prevention-program-addressing-misinformation-and-rapidly-adopting-successful-actions/
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SUMMARY:FEMTECH UNTAPPED Endometriosis\, PCOS and Gynaecological cancers
DESCRIPTION:FemTech Untapped is an online program and a global movement tapping into areas of women’s health that have long been underserved\, underresearched\, and underfunded. In 2022\, they will be covering a wide range of topics with a goal to educate and destigmatize areas of FemTech that still remain “untapped”. \nJoin every month for a series of events where they will cover topics from diversity and inclusion in the femtech space\, to menstrual health and sextech\, to mental and cardiovascular health for women and underrepresented audiences and groups in the healthcare space. Together\, teams can all work towards FemTech being more accessible and inclusive. \nAbout this event – How technology can help end suffering in silence: Endometriosis\, PCOS\, and gynaecological cancers \nEndometriosis affects roughly 10% (190 million) of reproductive age women and girls globally. It takes on average seven years to diagnose it and in the meantime\, women are often dismissed\, misdiagnosed\, and misunderstood. \nThere are five gynaecological cancers (Ovarian\, Cervical\, Uterine (womb)\, Vaginal and Vulval)\, but they are rarely discussed in the public. Gynaecological cancers have a devastating mortality rate of 37%\, according to Lady Garden Foundation\, and understanding the symptoms and early detection can save lives. That’s why more open conversation and education is needed. \nWHO reports that there are over 116 million women around the world who are affected by PCOS\, the most common hormonal disorder. Yet\, although so many women are going through this\, they often feel lonely\, neglected\, and are left to suffer in silence for years. \nThe time has come to put these topics on the public agenda\, to give women the information and education they need\, and the healthcare they deserve. Join the team to find out how technology can help end suffering in silence from the founders and innovators who are pushing the frontiers of innovation and working on the solutions for female health issues that were neglected and under-researched for way too long. Speakers include: \n\nHeather Bowerman\, founder and CEO of DotLab\nOriana Papin-Zoghbi\, co-founder and CEO of AOA Dx Inc.\nChantelle Bell\, co-founder of Syrona Health\nEydis Lima\, founder of Curiva\n\nREGISTER
URL:https://swhr.org/event/femtech-untapped-endometriosis-pcos-and-gynaecological-cancers/
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SUMMARY:Diverse Voices Virtual Talk: Environmental Exposures and Disparities in Pregnancy
DESCRIPTION:ORWH’s new quarterly lecture series\, titled “Diverse Voices: Intersectionality and the Health of Women\,” will amplify research that incorporates an intersectional framework and addresses the breadth of topics relevant to the health of women. The March 31\, 2022\, session of “Diverse Voices: Intersectionality and the Health of Women” will focus on environmental exposures and disparities in pregnancy\, featuring presentations from Tamarra James-Todd\, Ph.D.\, M.P.H.\, of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Suzan L. Carmichael\, Ph.D.\, of the Stanford University School of Medicine. \nREGISTER
URL:https://swhr.org/event/diverse-voices-virtual-talk-environmental-exposures-and-disparities-in-pregnancy/
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