Around the globe, the gender gap stubbornly persists in many aspects of life, from work compensation to health care. Due to outdated policies that limited female participants in clinical trials, among other factors, much of modern medicine is built on research performed exclusively on male bodies. At the same time, conditions that exclusively impact women, such as premenstrual syndrome, endometriosis, and polycystic ovary syndrome, are routinely stigmatized and understudied. In recent years, it’s become clear that cardiovascular disease, neurological disorders, and autoimmune disease affect women differently or disproportionately, highlighting the need for sex- and gender-specific approaches.
Women’s health encompasses unique challenges that require specialized attention and research. Despite advancements in medicine, significant gaps remain in understanding how diseases affect women differently than men. In this Science webinar, a panel of experts comprising researchers, clinicians, and industry innovators will explore the unique health challenges that women face and the crucial role of sex-specific research in driving medical innovation. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay at the forefront of women’s health research and innovation. Join us and be part of the conversation that is shaping the future of women’s health.
Webinar participants will:
- Explore advancements in reproductive medicine, including the use of AI, and why this is not just a women’s issue
- Hear the latest research findings on sex differences and brain health
- Learn about the journey from research to real-world applications, focusing on how new discoveries in women’s health are translated into practical, marketable medical products and treatments
- Ask the speakers questions during the live broadcast.
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