7.6.26 | Women's Health Perspective
Erin Price’s PMOS and Endometriosis Journey
To patients: If you feel that something is wrong, listen to your intuition, and keep searching until you find doctors who can help.
6.17.26 | Women's Health Perspective
Debbie Sutton’s Breast Health Journey
My advice to other women is simple: trust your body, ask questions, seek second opinions & never minimize your own discomfort.
6.10.26 | Women's Health Perspective
Jasmine Trahan’s Endometriosis Journey
I was diagnosed with stage 4 endometriosis, a severe form of the disease that had spread beyond the reproductive organs and affected other parts of my body.
6.4.26 | Women's Health Perspective
Mia Sideris’s Menstrual Health Journey
Women should not have to struggle to be heard or fight to receive accurate care. Greater awareness, research, and understanding of conditions like PMDD are essential to improving outcomes for those affected.
5.28.26 | Women's Health Perspective
SWHR x Autoimmunity & the Good Girls Book Event
Join SWHR CEO and President Kathryn Schubert for a conversation with Sara Hirsh Bordo, founder of WomenRising(TM) and author of […]
4.23.26 | Women's Health Perspective
Jordan Kilgo’s Endometriosis Journey
It has been a rough journey since I was young, and I felt like I was not taken seriously. I knew that one day, if I kept trying, I would find the doctor who would believe me.
3.12.26 | Women's Health Perspective
Alia Markman’s Migraine Journey
We need to do better for women. We need to educate physicians.
2.25.26 | Heart Health
Sharing Women’s Heart Stories to Break Down Stigma around Heart Disease
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death among women and men, but many people still think of heart disease […]
1.12.26 | Women's Health Perspective
Lauren Murphy’s Fertility Journey
My hope is for more clarity on any long-term side effects – and for doctors, patients, researchers, and funders to support this much needed research so that other women can possibly avoid the pain I have experienced, both physical and mental, which also affects their partners, families, friends and colleagues who care about them.
12.22.25 | Women's Health Perspective
Katie Wilson’s Muscular Dystrophy Journey
My health journey is still unfolding, but I’m finally in a place where I feel hopeful, empowered, and connected to a larger community of women fighting similar challenges.
