Publications

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As part of our broad effort to advance the health of all women, SWHR communicates with the public, the scientific community, and policymakers through peer-reviewed journal articles, commentaries, and disease guides and fact sheets.

Peer-Reviewed Articles

Commentaries

Guides & Toolkits

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Menopause Preparedness: Perspectives for Patient, Provider, and Policymaker Consideration

SWHR published a perspective article in the journal Menopause with recommendations for improving care for individuals during the menopause transition.

Fact Sheets, Publications

Prevent Cancer with the HPV Vaccine Fact Sheet

01.23.23

This fact sheet offers a guide to giving strong HPV vaccine recommendations in health care provider conversations with adolescents, parents, or guardians.

Peer-Reviewed Articles, Publications

To Address Women’s Health Inequity, It Must First Be Measured

12.07.22

SWHR CEO Katie Schubert co-authored an article about measuring and addressing women's health equity, published in Health Equity.

Policy Engagement, Publications

Improving Outcomes for Women with Autoimmune Diseases and Conditions: A Call to Action

12.02.22

The Autoimmune Diseases Policy Agenda is intended to serve as a roadmap outlining key areas of policy need to improve autoimmune-related outcomes for women.

Policy Engagement, Publications

SWHR Policy Agenda: Breaking Down the Burden of Alzheimer’s Disease for Women

11.16.22

The Alzheimer's Disease Policy Agenda acts as a roadmap of policy needs to improve Alzheimer's and related dementias outcomes for women.

Peer-Reviewed Articles, Publications

Recommendations for Improving Women’s Bone Health Throughout the Lifespan

11.14.22

Published in the Journal of Women's Health, this SWHR paper discusses women's bone health throughout the lifespan.

Guides & Toolkits, Publications

Living Well With Lupus: A Toolkit for Women

11.07.22

The Lupus Toolkit was created to support women and their families in the lupus diagnosis and care journey.