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Research on women’s health care is grossly underfunded. You can help us change that. Your gift today will fuel women-focused research, improve the understanding of gender differences for better treatments, and transform health care for women.

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Help us fill the critical gaps in funding and research.

Women are significantly underrepresented in studies and clinical trials.

Clinical research in Canada has only included women since 1997 - that’s less than 30 years of trying to catch up on understanding the critical physiological, metabolic, hormonal and cellular differences that impact treatment and care. The continued lack of research into women’s health has led to misdiagnoses, ignored symptoms and gaps in care. Your support can help us change this.

Women live longer, but with more physical and cognitive declines and cardiovascular issues.

Gaps in our understanding of how aging affects the onset and progression of diseases in women have likely contributed to worsened health outcomes. Your donation will support women-focused research that will lead to treatments tailored to women’s unique physiology and help improve outcomes.

A baby with an oxygen tube being fed a bottle

Women are more likely to die in the first year after a heart attack.

Yet, only 5% of research funding is directed at understanding sex-based differences in symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. Together, we can reduce misdiagnosis and enhance treatments to improve women’s recovery and survival.

Women have so many questions about their health. It’s time for answers.

Help us fill the critical gaps in funding and research.

Women are significantly underrepresented in studies and clinical trials.

Women live longer, but with more physical and cognitive declines and cardiovascular issues.

Women are more likely to die in the first year after a heart attack.

Together, we can advance a bold new vision for mature women’s health

Together, we can find more answers.