A Passionate Cause: Elevating Women to Reshape Medicine

Hear From Her: The Women in Healthcare Leadership Podcast Series

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Women are more prone to neurological and psychiatric disorders than are men. But it's more than just prevalence. There are differences in symptoms and progression, and profound differences in treatment response and side effects between men and women. And, say these two leaders in neuropsychiatry, the reasons for this are very poorly studied and understood, especially in clinical practice.

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A Passionate Cause: Elevating Women to Reshape Medicine