FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Olivia Goodman, (240) 535-3144, oliviagoodman@rational360.com WHAM AND LA JOLLA INSTITUTE FOR IMMUNOLOGY IDENTIFY ECONOMIC IMPERATIVE OF RESEARCH FOCUSED ON WOMEN, PARTNER TO ACCELERATE AUTOIMMUNE RESEARCH FOCUSED ON WOMEN New study shows
New study from Dr. Nicole Woitowich finds sex and gender biases in COVID-19 case reports, builds on decades of research on influences of biases in biomedicine. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Caroline Ahearn, carolineahearn@rational360.com Greenwich,
WHAM is an NGO, that invests in women’s health research to transform women’s lives. The organization works across diseases that impact women differently and differentially – brain health, heart health, immune and autoimmune health and cancer.
November 3, 2021 | Nick Blumberg Just a fraction of research funds into Alzheimer’s, heart disease, and autoimmune disease goes toward women, even though they disproportionately face those ailments. That’s according to a new report from
The Women’s Health Access Matters organization released a report that adding $20 million in CAD research funding for women generates nearly $2 billion in economic benefit. The WHAM Report evaluated the economic impact of increasing
Today, WHAM released “The Case to Fund Women’s Health Research: An Economic and Societal Impact Analysis,” a new report showing that investing just $300 million in health research focused on women across just three disease areas will generate over $13 billion in economic returns.
Report shows that adding $20 million in funding for coronary artery disease research focused specifically on women generates nearly $2 billion in economic benefits FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Caroline Ahearn, carolineahearn@rational360.com Greenwich, CT (October
October 27, 2021 | American Heart Association Go Red for Women A new report from WHAM, Women’s Health Access Matters, highlights the economic and health impacts for both sexes if more funds were allotted for
October 8, 2021 | Gina Shaw More than 6 million people 65 and older have Alzheimer’s disease, and almost two-thirds of them are women, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. That discrepancy is explained in part by
August 21, 2021 | BY ERIN SMITH, NAOKO KAWAGUCHI, SANDRA BOND CHAPMAN, ANTONELLA SANTUCCIONE CHADHA, MERYL COMER, JESSICA WOLFE, WILLIAM HYNES, PAUL W. ZARUTSKIE, AND HARRIS A. EYRE There is a clear sex and gender gap in outcomes for brain health disorders across
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Olivia Goodman, (240) 535-3144, oliviagoodman@rational360.com WHAM AND LA JOLLA INSTITUTE FOR IMMUNOLOGY IDENTIFY ECONOMIC IMPERATIVE OF RESEARCH FOCUSED ON WOMEN, PARTNER TO ACCELERATE AUTOIMMUNE RESEARCH FOCUSED ON WOMEN New study shows
New study from Dr. Nicole Woitowich finds sex and gender biases in COVID-19 case reports, builds on decades of research on influences of biases in biomedicine. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Caroline Ahearn, carolineahearn@rational360.com Greenwich,
WHAM is an NGO, that invests in women’s health research to transform women’s lives. The organization works across diseases that impact women differently and differentially – brain health, heart health, immune and autoimmune health and cancer.
November 3, 2021 | Nick Blumberg Just a fraction of research funds into Alzheimer’s, heart disease, and autoimmune disease goes toward women, even though they disproportionately face those ailments. That’s according to a new report from
The Women’s Health Access Matters organization released a report that adding $20 million in CAD research funding for women generates nearly $2 billion in economic benefit. The WHAM Report evaluated the economic impact of increasing
Today, WHAM released “The Case to Fund Women’s Health Research: An Economic and Societal Impact Analysis,” a new report showing that investing just $300 million in health research focused on women across just three disease areas will generate over $13 billion in economic returns.
Report shows that adding $20 million in funding for coronary artery disease research focused specifically on women generates nearly $2 billion in economic benefits FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Caroline Ahearn, carolineahearn@rational360.com Greenwich, CT (October
October 27, 2021 | American Heart Association Go Red for Women A new report from WHAM, Women’s Health Access Matters, highlights the economic and health impacts for both sexes if more funds were allotted for
October 8, 2021 | Gina Shaw More than 6 million people 65 and older have Alzheimer’s disease, and almost two-thirds of them are women, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. That discrepancy is explained in part by
August 21, 2021 | BY ERIN SMITH, NAOKO KAWAGUCHI, SANDRA BOND CHAPMAN, ANTONELLA SANTUCCIONE CHADHA, MERYL COMER, JESSICA WOLFE, WILLIAM HYNES, PAUL W. ZARUTSKIE, AND HARRIS A. EYRE There is a clear sex and gender gap in outcomes for brain health disorders across
