3.23.21 | Policy
Position Statement: Advancement of Women in the Biomedical Workforce
An Official Position Statement of the Society for Women’s Health Research POSITION Science benefits from diversity. Individuals of all genders, […]
3.23.21 | Health Equity
Position Statement: Improving Women’s Health Equity
An Official Position Statement of the Society for Women’s Health Research POSITION Sex and gender, race and ethnicity, identity, faith, […]
3.4.21 | Research and Clinical Trials
Biomedical Research Must Consider How Sex and Gender Influence Health
SWHR President & CEO Kathryn G. Schubert and Dr. Margaret McCarthy, professor and chair of the Department of Pharmacology at […]
12.19.20 | Maternal Health
Pregnant Women Must Be Included in Medical Research
Pregnant people have historically been excluded from clinical research on the grounds of protecting women and their pregnancies from harm. […]
10.2.20 | Policy
Position Statement: Investment in Women’s Health Research
An Official Position Statement of the Society for Women’s Health Research POSITION The federal government must support research that addresses […]
10.2.20 | Research and Clinical Trials
Position Statement: Inclusion of Sex as a Biological Variable in Research
An Official Position Statement of the Society for Women’s Health Research POSITION Research must take into account sex as […]
10.2.20 | Policy
Position Statement: Inclusion of Pregnant and Lactating Populations in Research
An Official Position Statement of the Society for Women’s Health Research POSITION In line with our mission to ensure women’s […]
11.21.19 | Migraine
Advance Innovations in Pain Management for Women
Women in pain need innovation. In a commentary in Morning Consult, SWHR CEO Dr. Amy M. Miller shines a light on […]
5.8.19 | Research and Clinical Trials
The Importance of Women, Diversity, and Inclusion in STEM
SWHR CEO Dr. Amy M. Miller joined an impressive panel of women in the biopharmaceutical industry on Capitol Hill to […]
4.12.19 | Migraine
Assessing and Treating Migraine in Women and Men
Migraine affects women differently than men both physiologically and socially. These biological differences, as well as sociocultural norms, are key […]
