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Our diet shapes our health—and sex differences matter. Explore how #SABV impacts nutrition, heart health and pregnancy at #APSSexDiff2025: https://ow.ly/qNFk50XhvRg #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth CC: Jessica L. Bradshaw, PhD🧪
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Pregnancy after 35, #endometriosis, anxiety in #perimenopause. What connects them? Groundbreaking research on women’s vascular health at #APSSexDiff2025. Read more: https://ow.ly/mb5o50XhvSh #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth #SABV 🧪
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There's still time to register for #APSSexDiff2025 in New Orleans later this month! Be part of groundbreaking discussions shaping the future of sex differences and women's health medicine. (And eat some beignets!): https://ow.ly/IEJA50X7aBe #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth 🧪
Are you working on #WomensHealthResearch? APS Publications has calls for papers on #Alzheimers, autoimmune diseases, #BreastCancer, #HeartDisease, #HRT, #menopause, #migraine, #PCOS, #endometriosis, #preeclampsia and #SABV. Submit your best work: https://ow.ly/pJBs50X4rLS #APSWomensHealth 🧪
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APS is pleased to join the @milkeninstitute.org Women's Health Innovation Network, a global initiative chaired by Jill Biden, EdD, to accelerate breakthroughs in #WomensHealthResearch, infrastructure and innovation. Read more: https://ow.ly/VOPe50X4go5 #APSWomensHealth 🧪
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What do women need to do to live longer? Experts, including APS member Stuart Phillips, share thoughts on how to manage exercise, sleep, nutrition and medications for longevity: ow.ly/JkR250X1HoW @nytimes.com #ISpyPhysiology #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth 🧪
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Women face unique addiction risks tied to hormones, metabolism and brain function. Learn how sex-based research is reshaping treatment approaches in #TPhysMag: ow.ly/gXmF50X0kY2 #SABV #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth @plantnerd.bsky.social 🧪
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New webinar content is coming in Sept. but many of our #APSWomensHealth #WomensHealthResearch webinars are available on-demand. Catch up on what you may have missed: ow.ly/mat750WuLNZ 🧪
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Cardiovascular risks in women, #menopause and exercise, and sex differences in #obesity are just a few of the talks you'll find at #APSSexDiff2025 this October. Check out the full program: ow.ly/Ac5I50WlXGH #APSWomensHealth #WomensHealthResearch #SABV 🧪
Graphic with colorful text that says “I’m Attending” above illustrations of raised hands in gradient outlines. Text on the right reads: “New Trends in Sex Differences and Women’s Health Research, New Orleans, Louisiana | October 23–25, 2025, physiology.org/APSSexDiff2025.” Logos for the APS Women’s Health Research Initiative and American Physiological Society appear at the bottom.
Are you going to #APSSexDiff2025 in New Orleans this fall? If so, let us know! We've got downloadable badges you can display on your favorite social media site: ow.ly/nALF50Wh2no #APSWomensHealth #WomensHealthResearch #SABV 🧪
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From #AlzheimersDisease to postnatal health, @apspublications.bsky.social is calling for papers that advance the science of #WomensHealthResearch. Got groundbreaking work? We want to see it. Learn more and submit: ow.ly/zPEG50Wh1wq
#APSWomensHealth #SABV 🧪
New Trends in Sex Differences and Women's Health Research (#APSSexDiff2025) is coming to New Orleans in Oct. and we hope to see you there. Learn more about the conference, submit an abstract (deadline extended through 6/20!) and apply for awards: ow.ly/CGXG50W6WQK #APSWomensHealth 🧪
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Will we see you at #APSSexDiff2025 in October? Learn more about the meeting, submit an abstract and register: ow.ly/kPy950W4mH6 #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth #SABV 🧪
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READ: APS member Megan Wenner explores how menopause-driven hormonal shifts can contribute to #HeartDisease in women: ow.ly/euSv50W3BsB
She was also featured in a #TPhysMag feature about women’s heart health: ow.ly/tz5t50W3Bue
#APSWomensHealth #WomensHealthResearch 🧪
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Calling all researchers! Don’t miss your chance to present or attend the New Trends in Sex Differences and Women’s Health Research (#APSSexDiff2025) meeting this October in New Orleans. Key dates and deadlines: ow.ly/NUIn50VS0cP #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth 🧪
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Present your research at APS New Trends in Sex Differences and Women’s Health Research (#APSSexDiff2025) 10/23–25 in New Orleans. Abstracts due 6/12: www.physiology.org/p.... Don’t miss the chance to be part of this inspiring program.
#WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth #SABV 🧪
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APS members are meeting with staff for the representative for Maryland’s second congressional district today in D.C. #APSHillDay #advocacy #SciPol #FundScience #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth #APS2025 @pawellingmd.bsky.social 🧪
APS goes to Washington! Our members are on Capitol Hill today to advocate for researching funding. #APSHillDay #advocacy #SciPol #FundScience #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth #APS2025 🧪
This week on the #ISpyPhysiology blog, APS member Macy Stahl helps us understand vascular aging in women: ow.ly/wKNl50VbhIg #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth 🧪
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We're taking a break from new webinar content until after #APS2025. This would be a great time to catch up on what you've missed from our #WomensHealthResearch series. Start here for on-demand viewing: ow.ly/HH3050V7Hb0 #APSWomensHealth 🧪
Coming up at APS:
• New Treatments for Vasomotor Symptoms Due to Menopause 2/19
• With ALZET Osmotic Pumps: Hypertension and Hypothalamic Changes in Menopause 2/26
Learn more on our webinars page: ow.ly/vcB250RKcWJ #APSWomensHealth #WomensHealthResearch 🧪
Our latest #WomensHealthResearch webinar, "Challenges and Opportunities for Treatment of Metastatic Breast Cancer," featuring Marsha Rosner, is starting in a couple of hours (Feb. 5 at 11 a.m. EST). You still have time to register: ow.ly/5KGI50UQccn #APSWomensHealth 🧪
This week at APS:
• With LSFMedSolutions: Heterogeneity in #ARDS 12/10
• #APSWomensHealth: Cardiovascular Disease in #PCOS 12/11
Stay tuned for more webinars in 2025!
Learn more: ow.ly/vcB250RKcWJ #WomensHealthResearch
