The Women’s Brain Foundation (WBF), the global pioneer that has advanced the inclusion of sex and gender-based evidence-generation in all research, drug development, and healthcare since 2017; and ...

Our brains are shaped by our experiences — whether you’re a bird watcher, book lover, or a chess player. And a new study offers a clearer picture of how sex and gender influence the brain, too.

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . LGBTQ+ participants were 15% more likely to experience an adverse brain health outcome compared with straight ...

Gender and sex were shown to map onto different parts of the brain. The research published in the Journal Science Advances looked at brain images of almost 5,000 children ages 9 and 10. They found ...

Women’s brains are just as complex as men’s, yet for years, science largely ignored them. For decades, scientific and medical studies often defaulted to using male subjects, from lab rats to human ...

LGBTQ+ persons had a greater likelihood of adverse brain health outcomes. Gender-diverse participants had higher odds of dementia. Systemic challenges that sexual and gender minorities face may play a ...

Gender identity is a hot topic. The transgender movement has popularized some of the ethical, medical and social problems faced by those whose bodies do not seem to fit their idea of themselves. In ...

It is universally agreed (at least by a very large majority) that women have been treated unequally by men in most contexts and in most societies. Women have been calling attention to this for ...

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Women’s Brain Foundation (WBF), the global pioneer that has advanced the inclusion of sex- and gender-based evidence-generation in all research, drug development, and ...