🎙️ Season 4, Episode 6 of Women’s Health Interrupted is LIVE! In this episode, we speak with Kathryn “Katie” Schubert, President and CEO of the Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR), about the progress made in women’s health research and why significant gaps persist.
What You Missed | #September2026 Science moves fast — and women’s health research moves even faster. This series is your monthly catch‑up with a science‑savvy friend: evidence‑based, accessible, and a little curious. #Linkinbio for the full #blog post!
📣 ABSTRACT DEADLINE: OCTOBER 26, 2026! Are you a student, postdoc, resident, or trainee conducting research on perinatal health? We’re accepting abstracts for New Perspectives on Perinatal Health 💜
New Blog Post! More Than a Checklist: Women’s Mental Health and Postpartum Depression Screening in #Canada. 💡 How can we move beyond usual care to better identify, support, and improve mental health outcomes for new parents? Check it out now!
You have a health or science question... but which path should you actually take to find an answer? 🤔 Navigating scientific literature gets easier once you know the core difference between primary and secondary articles.. read below!
👉 Primary articles: the original source of new data (original research, case studies, methodological papers)
👉 Secondary articles: putting the pieces together (narrative reviews, systematic reviews, meta-analyses)
🎙️ Season 4, Episode 5 of Women’s Health, Interrupted is LIVE! Why aren’t we studying sex differences in medical research? 🧠 In this episode, we speak with Dr. Maria Teresa Ferretti about why #sex and #gender differences matter in #health#research
💜 WHRC TRAVEL AWARD — APPLICATIONS OPEN! 💜Are you a trainee attending or presenting at a conference focused on women’s health or sex/gender research? You may be eligible for a WHRC Travel Award! ✈️ Applications due: November 6, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET
Sensational headlines sell clicks, but they rarely tell the whole story...
Health news often pulls out dramatic numbers to drive shares, leaving out the essential context you need to evaluate what the data actually means.
✨🎙️💜 Season 4, Episode 4 is LIVE! 💜🎙️✨ Why PMDD Isn’t “Just PMS”: A Deep Dive with Dr. Tory Eisenlohr-Moul. A conversation about PMDD, hormone sensitivity, menstrual-cycle research, and why we need a better understanding of women’s mental health. 💜
We're accepting abstracts for our Trainee Research Presentation: New Perspectives on Perinatal Health. If you're an student or trainee conducting research related to perinatal health, we want to hear from you!
✨🎙️💜 Season 4, Episode 3 is LIVE! 💜🎙️✨S4E3: One Woman’s Journey Navigating Dementia Care When the System Isn’t Built for You. A powerful conversation about #caregiving, #dementia advocacy, and the inequities that shape who receives #care and support. @AlzheimerOnt
True reconciliation requires structural change, including within healthcare and health research. Persistent health disparities faced by Indigenous communities stem directly from historical trauma and systemic barriers. 👉 Swipe through
Today on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour Survivors of residential schools, their families, and the children who never returned home. 🧡