Vaccines are an important part of modern life and one of the most impactful medical innovations in history. But did you know that women had a major role in their development - from the smallpox to COVID-19 vaccines? Check out these resources to learn more about women's contributions to vaccine science!
Take a look at the American Medical Association's collection of resources celebrating Women in Medicine month
Check out the New England Journal of Medicine's article collection on the topic of gender/sexuality in medicine
"Explore the latest in women's health, including recent guidelines and advances in management of obesity, menopause, and osteoporosis."
"OWH focuses on emerging women's health priorities to meet the needs of women and girls. Working collaboratively with federal agencies and partners, OWH supports a variety of campaigns, programs, and policies around health disparities, violence against women, HIV and AIDS, trauma-informed care, health across the lifespan, and the provision of health care."
Historically, women faced discrimination, bias, and barriers in medicine and healthcare, as both providers and patients. These resources explore that history, how it is still present today, and paths forward to a more equitable future.
