We're Going Backwards: The $20 Billion Plan to Close the Gender Healthcare Gap
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We're Going Backwards: The $20 Billion Plan to Close the Gender Healthcare Gap.
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The world of women's health is underfunded, under-discussed, and under-researched.
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Less than 10% of the funding at the National Institutes of Health — primarily funded by taxpayer dollars — goes toward women's health research.
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The Society for Women's Health Research is trying to change that with a first-of-its-kind, $20 billion, 10-year federal roadmap to improve the health of more than half of the population.
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