Keepin’ the lab tradition alive of having my first *first* author paper out in #JNeuro ✨… and we even got the cover 🤩 (1/7)

We want to hear *your voice* on taboos in women's and gender diverse health! 💬🧠Your perspective will directly inform priorities in research and a women's health resource platform. Find survey link at our website:

Our review on androgens and cardiovascular control in polycystic ovary syndrome is out! Read about what we know (and what we don't) about how androgens impact cardiovascular health in #PCOS 🫀@lordylaa @JPhysiol https://t.co/7KioJCpF0u

Amazing to see this out in print!! Many years in the making. Check out this great 🧵 from @GoardMichael for all the details

🚨Very excited to share a new paper from our lab in Neuron (@NeuroCellPress), on the influence of the estrous cycle on structural and functional plasticity in the hippocampus: https://t.co/QVpjDCaEWU Thread below:

Our lab is hiring a research technician !!! Please share widely 🧠

Terrific to have WBHI visiting fellow @MEW_Neuro in Santa Barbara for the week from @CUBRICcardiff to discuss the cerebrovascular system vis à vis women’s health.

This week, a special issue on #WomensHealth highlights a growing wave of research focusing on women’s unique biological and psychological experiences. Learn more: https://t.co/m0FNfIoX2W

Exclusive: NIH appears to archive policy requiring female animals in studies

The Trump administration's efforts to slash research funding have US graduate students, postdocs and other early-career scientists fearing for their careers. Some are considering changing jobs or leaving the country. Others say them might abandon research altogether.

After 5 years of data collection (179 first-time mothers + controls), and 2 years of data analyses and article writing, the first @BeMotherProject paper is out! We uncovered a U-shaped trajectory in maternal GM volume, resolving a long-standing puzzle in the maternal brain field.

Thrilled to share our latest work on the importance of considering social identities in brain imaging research, now out in @NatureNeuro. https://t.co/mr4MQaIgGQ

New review in @NatureRevEndo🚨! Led by the fabulous @bonniee_leee and @LiisaGalea, we highlight the importance of sex-specific experiences and hormonal transitions in improving brain health, with relevance to depression and Alzheimer’s disease. https://t.co/OaIx52DyAB

If you are interested in the neuroscience of human 🤰🏻pregnancy: 👇🏻 We are looking for 🔬a PhD 🧠to join our team! @neuromaternal Send your ✨CV to neuromaternal@gmail.com for more info.

"Menstruation Matters" launches today! Our November Focus explores periods from a multidisciplinary lens, addressing myths, period poverty, and supporting menstrual health across diverse populations. [1/14] https://t.co/3HxQGJH7HD

#Endometriosis: addressing the roots of slow progress Governments need to formulate plans that not only include measurable targets & interventions across the care pathway but also address the need to change the culture around women, pain & periods. 🔗 https://t.co/bajgcETOhX

Thanks for sharing our paper @hubermanlab 🧠

Another impactful study from @emilyjacobs !

Circadian Rhythms Tied to Changes in Brain Morphology in a Densely Sampled Male

You can access the dataset on OpenNeuro here:

This paper is a sibling to @hannahgrotz's work published in #JNeuro in May, and to the OG 28 & Me pubs…the family is growing 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦