Society for Women's Health Research

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SWHR is a national nonprofit dedicated to advancing women’s health through science, policy, and education while promoting research on sex differences to optimize women’s health. The Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR),is the thought-leader in research on sex differences and is dedicated to improving women’s health through science, advocacy, and education. SWHR advocates for greater public a

nd private funding for women’s health research and the study of biological differences that affect the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease; encourages the appropriate inclusion of women and minorities in medical research studies; promotes the analysis of research data for sex and ethnic differences; and informs women, healthcare providers, and policy makers about contemporary women’s health issues through media outreach and periodic briefings, conferences and special events. As a result of SWHR’s work, women are now included in medical research and clinical trials and scientists are researching the ways in which health conditions and diseases affect men and women differently and why. Through its use of evidence-based research and multi-pronged policy and public education efforts, as well as the involvement of health care providers and policy makers dedicated to improving women’s health, women’s health is now a national priority.

This July, SWHR hosted “Policy Pathways to Addressing Obesity Disparities in Women,” a congressional briefing providing ...
08/05/2025

This July, SWHR hosted “Policy Pathways to Addressing Obesity Disparities in Women,” a congressional briefing providing an overview of the obesity landscape in the United States. During the discussion, a panel of experts shared insights into obesity and women’s health as well as policy solutions to tackle obesity while simultaneously supporting the administration’s efforts to address chronic disease prevention.

Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-FL), a champion for women living with obesity, spoke at the event. Read more on the blog: https://ow.ly/uaJN50WA8ES

The Society for Women’s Health Research congratulates Research!America President and CEO Mary Woolley on her planned ret...
08/04/2025

The Society for Women’s Health Research congratulates Research!America President and CEO Mary Woolley on her planned retirement next year and thanks her for her lasting contributions to Research!America and the scientific community. Read the full statement:

The Society for Women’s Health Research congratulates Research!America: Discovery. Innovation. Health. President and CEO Mary Woolley on her planned retirement next year and thanks her for her lasting contributions to Research!America and the scientific community. Throughout her tenure, she has be...

 How safe is the HPV vaccine? The   is very safe and effective against 90% of HPV-related  . Do you have more   question...
08/04/2025


How safe is the HPV vaccine? The is very safe and effective against 90% of HPV-related .

Do you have more questions? Check out the HPV Vaccine Social Media Toolkit for more information: https://swhr.org/resources/hpv-vaccine-social-media-toolkit/

SWHR invites you to share out on social media ways to improve education around the HPV vaccine and its crucial role in public health.

Happy   from SWHR. Breastfeeding is an important part of the maternal health journey – but it is not the only part of on...
08/03/2025

Happy from SWHR. Breastfeeding is an important part of the maternal health journey – but it is not the only part of one’s maternal health journey. There are many care considerations and health care providers that can be part of your prenatal, , and postpartum care, including support for and . Health care providers are here for you!

Looking for more maternal health or breastfeeding information? Read our latest Maternal Health Patient empowerment guide here: https://ow.ly/ahh450WlP8W

07/30/2025

In this webinar clip The Mended Hearts, Inc.’s Mandy Sandkuhler shares the benefits of peer support groups for supporting heart disease patients.

❤️ Today for , how can you provide support for a friend? Which friends and groups can you call on for support right now? We're not alone in our health.

Watch the full webinar online: https://swhr.org/event/societal-influences-impact-on-cardiovascular-disease-in-women/

07/30/2025

Happy ! Thank you to all our partners, collaborators, and friends who help make this important work in women's health research possible. Watch the full interview with SWHR CEO Katie Schubert and others at swhr.org/35years

Happy International Day of Friendship from SWHR to you!  Today we celebrate  , a time to be grateful for all the support...
07/30/2025

Happy International Day of Friendship from SWHR to you!

Today we celebrate , a time to be grateful for all the support our friends give us every day! Tag a friend you’re thankful for today.

Strong relationships play a key role in maintaining a healthy life, and we can be an important support system for our friends and their health too. Visit SWHR’s website to check out FREE resources that aim to uplift healthy communities and for the health of the people closest to you: https://swhr.org/resources/

07/28/2025

Kamili Wilson, CEO & Founder of Menopause Made Modern by Claret Circle, encourages providers to listen to their patients and acknowledge their experiences, in order to best support women's mental health as they age. "Be partners to your patients."

Watch the full "Emerging Topics in Women’s Health: Minding the Depression Gap" webinar recording today: https://ow.ly/fBhF50WmW5j

07/28/2025

"Fighting for [autoimmune disease] treatment during my pregnancies was very challenging," said patient advocate Layla Lohmann in this webinar clip.

Watch the full webinar: https://ow.ly/KKlh50W5vO0

Read the Auotimmune Disease in Women fact sheet: https://ow.ly/SIST50W5vO2

Check out the new Journey to Motherhood Guide to help you plan for your : https://ow.ly/4YXI50W5vO1

Happy  ! SWHR offers a variety of FREE resources to help support parents and caregivers, keeping you and your family hea...
07/27/2025

Happy ! SWHR offers a variety of FREE resources to help support parents and caregivers, keeping you and your family healthy across all seasons of life.

Stay educated about immunizations and cancer prevention, sleep health, uterine health, and more.

This visit SWHR’s resources hub at https://swhr.org/resources/ to learn more!

 More than 80% of Black women and 70% of white women have   by age 50. However, Black women tend to experience onset at ...
07/25/2025


More than 80% of Black women and 70% of white women have by age 50. However, Black women tend to experience onset at a younger age, more severe symptoms, and higher rates of surgery and hospitalization.

Learn more about differences and disparities in fibroid by reading SWHR’s Fibroids Fact Sheet: https://swhr.org/resources/focus-on-fibroids-fact-sheet/

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1025 Connecticut Avenue NW, Ste 601
Washington D.C., DC
20036

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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