The Women’s Health Seminar Series is back! 🎉. Join us for monthly talks exploring cutting-edge research on women’s health—from hormones & brain organoids to stress & Alzheimer’s, starting Sept 15!. 🔗 Learn more & register: #WHSS #WomensHealthResearch

The 2025–2026 Women’s Health Seminar Series is coming soon!.📅 Sept 2025–Apr 2026.💻 Monthly virtual talks.🌍 Open to all. Dive into discussions on the biological, behavioural, and social factors shaping women’s health. Register now:

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Calling all perinatal-mental-health champions!.Join us and @marcenortham in Toronto to map research priorities and spark new collaborations before #MONA2025.Register now: #PerinatalMentalHealth #WHRC #womenmind

RT @CognNeuroend: We want to hear *your voice* on taboos in women's and gender diverse health! 💬🧠Your perspective will directly inform prio….

Only 7% of Canadian health research focuses directly on women’s health. We’re urging the federal government to:.🔑Update the National Women’s Health Strategy ($1.6M).🔑Invest $100M/year in women’s health research & innovation.#WomensHealth #Budget2025.

👏 Big congrats to Dr. Hagar Labouta, Assistant Professor & WHRC member, on winning the 2025 Rising Women in Science Award from the Controlled Release Society!. Read more: #WomenInSTEM #WHRC #Nanomedicine

Intimate partner violence is a public health issue — with lasting impacts on survivor health. Our latest post explores why trauma- and violence-informed care is essential. Read more 👉 #WomensHealth #IPV #HealthEquity #TraumaInformed #SupportSurvivors

Calling all perinatal-mental-health champions!.Join us and @marcenortham in Toronto to map research priorities and spark new collaborations before #MONA2025.Register now: #PerinatalMentalHealth #WHRC #womenmind

📢 We’re hiring a Program Officer to help support program administration, events, and communication efforts across the #GaleaLab, WHRC & CAMH #womenmind. Apply now: Deadline: August 15 2025.#Hiring #WomensHealthResearch #CAMH

Dad’s mental health matters year‑round. Up to 10 % of new fathers face postpartum depression . It’s time perinatal care screened & supported dads too . New WHRC blog ↓ #PaternalMentalHealth #PerinatalCare

Happy #InternationalSelfCareDay 🤗 Self-care is essential for supporting our emotional, physical, and mental well-being. However, it's important to recognize that systemic stressors (unpaid labour, social expectations, etc.) can make self-care less accessible for women+.

This review by Drs. Brasanac, Heine, and Paarmann-Chien discusses the implications of disease monitoring and furthering knowledge in the field with a sex-specific lens, including how to overcome limitations in current sex differences research on MS and NMOSD.#womenshealth

🚨 #MultipleSclerosis (MS) and neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD) disproportionately affect women, yet research on #sexdifferences is scarce. Learn more about what we currently know & recommendations for achieving personalized care:

We’re hiring a Blog Coordinator (paid, 10 hrs/wk) to turn women’s health research into accessible health info. Ontario grad students in health fields, this one’s for you!. Starts Sept │ Deadline July 25, 12 PM EDT. Apply → #Hiring #SciComm

“Family can be the first line of defense against postpartum depression.”.Beulah Suleman is mapping how extended kin support shapes perinatal mental health for African immigrants. Read more here: #PerinatalMentalHealth #ImmigrantHealth #WomensHealth

Congrats to Dr. Alex DeCasien on winning the 2024 #BoSD Early Career Award! 🏆 Their roadmap for detecting genuine sex differences in the brain is raising the bar for rigor + equity in neuroscience. Read more: #WomensHealth #NeuroScience #SexDifferences

New blog! WHRC + partners took #OSSD2025 beyond sex differences, spotlighting hormones, brain health, metabolic pregnancy research & more. Why does women-centered science need sharper comms? Find out 🔗.#WomensHealth #SexDifferences #Research

New blog post: The Invisible Disability of Ehlers-Danlos and Hypermobility. Why early diagnosis matters, how it affects women’s health, and what it really means to live with EDS. #EDS #hypermobility #womenshealth

A recent study led by Cluster member Allison Campbell reveals a shift in hormonal contraception (HC) use among Canadians, with hormonal IUD use jumping from 4% to 28% over the past 15 years! ✨. Full paper: