Rat diet-induced obesity and metabolic dysregulation (DIO/DIMD) is widely used as a pre-
clinical model for human obesity and for testing weight-loss interventions. The aim of this …

Background Equitable sex-and gender-based representation in clinical trials is an essential
step to ensuring evidence-based care for women. While multi-institutional actions have led …

Establishing a US National Institute of Women's Health and Human Development (NIWHD)
would serve as a focal point around which to bring women's health research fully into the …

A century ago in 1924, George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue debuted. Widely considered
one of his most indelible creations, mixing classical music and jazz for the first time, the …

Biological sex and gender-based constructs contribute significantly to the diversity of
disease outcomes and treatment responses across the life course. To promote research …

I n 1990, the National Institutes of Health established the Office of Research on Women's
Health in recognition of “an astonishing lack of knowledge on conditions that are unique to …

Background With the epidemiological transition, sociodemographic changes and differential
lifetime experiences of women, women's health research improves knowledge of diverse …

Concerns about potential risks that clinical research could impose to women of childbearing
potential have long dictated pharmaceutical clinical trials. In the United States, women were …

This article synthesizes findings from pivotal research on the psychosomatic aspects of
women's health, with a focus on the impact of mental stress on various health outcomes …

Women's reproductive health problems, especially cancer, are health problems faced by
women in the world, including in Indonesia. Nurses as an integral part of health services …