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1.30.24 | Endometriosis
Elevating Endometriosis to a Public Health Crisis

1.22.24 | Research and Clinical Trials
Opportunities in Women’s Health: A Fireside Chat Congressional Briefing with ORWH Director Clayton

1.4.24 | Policy
Opportunities in Women’s Health: A Fireside Chat Congressional Briefing with ORWH Director Clayton

During this exclusive conversation, Dr. Clayton will provide her insights into the current challenges and opportunities within women’s health. This event will also tee up Women’s Health Research Day.

9.20.23 | Autoimmune
SWHR Presents at MichBIO Life Sciences Showcase

SWHR attended MichBIO 2023 and gave the presentation “Addressing Disparities Through Patient, Provider, and Policymaker Collaborations: Women’s Health and Autoimmune Disease Case Study.”

7.10.23 | Policy
SWHR Submits Comments to ICER on Proposed 2024 Value Assessment Framework

6.9.23 | Research and Clinical Trials
Reflecting on 30 Years of The Revitalization Act: A Conversation with SWHR’s Founder

6.5.23 | Research and Clinical Trials
A Conversation on the Elevation of Sex and Gender in Publishing Academic Research

5.23.23 | Eye Health
Highlighting A Blind Spot in Research: The Importance of Sex and Gender Differences in Eye Health

SWHR presented on its women’s eye health disparities paper during a Biology of Sex Differences session at the OSSD 2023 Annual Meeting in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. 

5.23.23 | Research and Clinical Trials
SWHR Talks “From Cells to Society” at Sex Differences Conference

SWHR hosted “From Cells to Society: Research and Advocacy to Advance Mature Women’s Health" as an opening symposium for the Organization for the Study of Sex Differences (OSSD) 2023 Annual Meeting in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

5.15.23 | Research and Clinical Trials
Reflecting on 30 Years of The Revitalization Act: A Conversation with SWHR’s Founder

During a special conversation, SWHR President and CEO Kathryn Schubert, MPP, CAE will sit down with SWHR Founder and Board Member Florence Haseltine, PhD, MD to discuss SWHR’s role in passing the NIH Revitalization Act of 1993 and the progress that has been made in women’s health research since that time.