Entire life stages and conditions remain under-researched, leaving major gaps in women's health. Advocates catalyzing progress for federal research funding discuss the importance of raising awareness of the women’s health research gap and what is needed to close it for good.
New data reveals the impact of the women’s health gap on the global economy. Spoiler alert: closing the gap will improve quality of life for everyone, and could boost the global economy by at least $1 trillion annually by 2040.
For many understudied conditions that affect women around the world, answers are within reach, and research is the solution; it’s up to us to take action and fund it. Learn how private investment and celebrity advocacy help raise awareness and secure vital funding to improve lives and health outcomes across all demographics.
Dr. Jacobs walks us through her study, The Maternal Brain Project, which maps the profound changes that occur in the human brain during and after pregnancy proving what’s possible when we properly examine the female body.
Founders of the next generation of women’s health companies unpack their innovative solutions for women’s health and detail how they’re seizing the $360B opportunity and stepping up to fill systemic gaps in care: building a better future for us all.
Over 50% of the population will experience menopause, yet it’s a life stage rife with shame, confusion, and a systemic lack of care or history of research investment. Policymakers and leaders discuss driving legislative and cultural change for menopause awareness as well as the next steps for integrating menopause education into medical school curriculums.
A fireside chat exploring the lasting impact of sexual violence on women’s health, the power of storytelling to dismantle stigma, and actionable ways to expand access to resources and meaningful support.
A discussion about how the far-reaching harms brought by abortion bans and the devastating Dobbs Decision overturning Roe v. Wade. And: the power of Gen Z to transform the media and shape healthier perceptions of women’s bodies.
With Black women in the U.S. over three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes, Congresswoman Underwood discusses her $253M wins within the 'Momnibus' package and the urgent work required to eliminate preventable Black maternal deaths.
California Gubernatorial Nominee Xavier Becerra discusses his track record advancing health equity and where we need to go from here to safeguard reproductive rights and access to healthcare for women in California.
