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Women’s health issues remain underreported, underrepresented, and under-prioritised—despite making up half the global population. 🎥 In a new video, experts and Lancet Editors advocate for equitable healthcare to transform women’s health:

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The Lancetvor 1 Jahr

@LivUni @KateMcIntoshTL @Muliyilsonia

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Public Advocate LMNOP+vor 1 Jahr

Do you support or oppose Elon's & Trump's positions on Women? Bathrooms & sports? Take the Survey:

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Professor Shakila Thangaratinamvor 1 Jahr

Researcher collaboration and prioritisation by funders and policymakers critical to address the gaps in Science and Data in women’s health @HRPresearch @wellcometrust @UKRI_News @RCObsGyn @RCPhysicians @LiverpoolWomens @DHSCgovuk

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Stefan Gijsselsvor 1 Jahr

The solution: research priorisation exercises conducted by the patient community. Today, research projects are decided upon without patient participation.

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P¡nk & Susan 🇪🇺🎩👒🍉vor 1 Jahr

Hello; @UKLabour government along with most of Westminster Palace MPs/lords regardless of gender belive that attacking Transgender 🏳️‍⚧️ People is covering all UK Women's health needs. All other stuff is to them covered by "Women are put together wrong." OR "It's in their heads".

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Clayton Gibsonvor 1 Jahr

You are politicizing medical care, disease states and Medicine itself. DEI should be left to the politicians and their donor groups. Better yet, thrown out. You conflate disparities of outcome with neglect. By whom? NHS? The middle class taxpayer? Shop keepers? Corporations? Name the perpetrators or causes. You have millions of illegal aliens draining your Treasury and NHS which your Government hasn’t deported. Diversity is its own disease - complexity, difficulty, and disparity. Politicians seek more “inclusion” of it, leaving NHS to clean it up and citizens, and businesses to pay for it. Open Borders hurt and destroy everything, stop enabling it by ignoring the obvious.

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𓆩Katrina M Shipley𓆪𓅖𓆇vor 1 Jahr

Autosomal dominant familial spondyloarthopathies still called “predominantly male affected” when it’s known presentation is different in women. There are studies that expose these deadly anchoring biases up to & including 50% higher CVA risk & other organs/tissue attacked unddxed

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