SWHR

@SWHR

SWHR is a nat'l nonprofit whose mission is to improve the health of all women through science, advocacy & education. Follow/RT does not imply endorsement.

Washington, DC
swhr.org
Joined November 2009
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  1. 23 hours ago

    Accelerating our progress in understanding the science of sex differences will improve the lives of all .

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  2. Jan 20

    On this Inauguration Day, SWHR calls on the Administration & to safeguard

  3. Jan 19

    Biomarker in pregnant women linked to , low fetal birth weight

  4. Jan 19

    Beware of fraudulent products. Look for these red flags:

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  5. Jan 19

    Celebrate by helping to educate others about glaucoma w/ 's resources: .

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  6. Jan 19

    Here's exactly how stress can cause a heart attack:

    50 retweets 71 likes
  7. Jan 19

    SWHR looks forward to working w/ & on championing cont. research & funding

  8. Jan 19

    SWHR is hopeful that will appropriately fund federal research inclusive of & sex differences

  9. Jan 19

    New research holds promise for personalized lung cancer treatments

  10. Jan 18

    Help gather info on & to better understand research needs. Join Voices today!

    5 retweets 6 likes
  11. Jan 18

    Last Day! Save on registration fees for the Sex & Gender Factors Affecting Metabolic Homeostasis, Diabetes & Obesity

  12. Jan 18

    SWHR hopes will make a prominent component in his administration's national agenda

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  13. Jan 18

    How Sexism Is Hurting Your Health via

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  14. Jan 18

    We couldn't agree more, ! We even made a video about how half the population remains underrepresented in health studies.

    1 retweet 1 like
  15. Jan 17

    encourages new admin to build on progress made in advancing

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  16. Jan 17

    Women account for 50.8% of the U.S. POP. We must ensure remain a high priority on the national agenda.

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  17. Jan 17

    SWHR offers support to the new administration & will actively build on the progress made in advancing women’s health.

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  18. Jan 17

    usually doesn't have symptoms, so it’s critical to get screened regularly.

  19. Jan 17

    Proceeds from the will benefit programs, aimed to ensure that women’s health remains a national priority.

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  20. Jan 17

    Check out this piece where SWHR Network member Alan Wolfe, PhD is quoted via

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