Additional Policy and Advocacy Engagement
Check out more of SWHR’s efforts to bolster women’s health across the federal government.
SWHR aims to serve as a trusted, neutral source of information on women’s health and sex differences research and to raise awareness of disparities and unmet needs in women’s health. SWHR’s policy resources are intended to showcase how various policies may impact women’s health and provide solutions to improve outcomes.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both women and men in the United States, resulting in one...
This policy brief demonstrates how federal agencies are contributing to improved health and health care for women across the lifespan...
This policy brief reviews how the exclusion of any population from autoimmune clinical trials limits our understanding of these diseases...
This policy brief discusses the state of autoimmune disease research funding and highlight how robust and sustained for this research...
This policy brief highlights how certain coverage policies, such as prior authorization and step therapy, can affect women and their...
The Autoimmune Diseases Policy Agenda is intended to serve as a roadmap outlining key areas of policy need to improve...
The Alzheimer's Disease Policy Agenda acts as a roadmap of policy needs to improve Alzheimer's and related dementias outcomes for...
The Bone Health Policy Agenda intends to serve as a roadmap outlining key areas of policy needed to improve the...
This fact sheet provides an overview of autoimmune and immune-mediated diseases are and the related utilization management (UM) policies.
July is Fibroid Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness for uterine fibroids and the policy changes needed to improve...
Policies that address COVID-19 prevention, treatment, and pandemic relief must consider sex as a biological variable as well as the...
SWHR supports efforts that improve the representation of women and other historically underrepresented groups within all levels of the biomedical...
Sex and gender, race and ethnicity, identity, faith, disability status, pregnancy, socioeconomic status, incarceration, and immigration status should not impede...
The federal government must support research that addresses the unique health needs of women across the lifespan. SWHR recommends continued...
Research must take into account sex as a biological variable (SABV) in order to better understand its impact on health...
In line with our mission to ensure women’s participation in biomedical research, SWHR strongly supports appropriate inclusion of pregnant and...
These 2022 Principles reflect on the current health care value assessment landscape and identify additional opportunities to promote patient-centered value,...
SWHR developed principles designed to address issues of sex and gender disparities in drug development within the FDA's PFDD program.
Check out more of SWHR’s efforts to bolster women’s health across the federal government.