The Gender Medicine Gap editorial team covers womans health. Articles are researched and drafted with the help of AI tools, and each one lists the sources it draws on so every claim can be checked.
35 articles
Advancing Precision: Sex-Specific Pathophysiology in Modern Therapies Recent evidence published in early 2026 underscores critical sex-differences in physiologi...
Summary Recent evidence strengthens a persistent finding: women are less likely than men to have their pain fully recognized, documented, and treated in acute c...
Why trial data gaps matter for women: what the record shows and what patients can ask Clinical trial transparency and complete demographic data are often discus...
Why device evidence needs a women’s lens Medical devices—from transcatheter valves to coronary stents—are often evaluated using populations that do not reflect...
Overview Regulators and experts are increasingly arguing that pregnant and breastfeeding people should be considered for inclusion in clinical research rather t...
Why a biological difference doesn’t always become a dosing recommendation There is growing scientific evidence that biological sex can alter drug exposure, immu...
Summary Across medical imaging, algorithmic decision support, and even large language models, recent studies show that clinical AI can learn and act on sex- and...
Why the gap between reference intervals and clinical cutoffs matters Laboratory reference intervals and device cutoffs are often presented as neutral numbers, b...
Why timing inside a woman's body matters for medicine Research and regulation increasingly recognize that sex matters in medicine, but most attention compares m...
Why the signal matters now Over the past two years regulators and global health bodies have moved from urging sex‑aware research to spelling out concrete expect...
Why the topic matters now Federal agencies, journals, and clinical investigators are increasingly asking that sex be treated as a key biological variable in res...