May 20, 2005
Research on Sex-Based Health Differences Is a Low Priority at NIH, Group's Report Concludes
Is the National Institutes of Health concerned enough about the differences between the sexes?
No, concludes a report released last week by the Society for Women's Health Research. The Washington-based advocacy group says research on the biological and health differences between men and women remains a low priority at the NIH, despite increasing evidence of the importance of such studies.
The report says research on sexual differences is necessary in many types of medical
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