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This consortium represents a collaboration of women students and physicians in private practices, health clinics and academic organizations across the Chicagoland area. Our goal is to create a support network amongst women physicians in Chicago to promote women's health and the advancement of women in medicine in our city.
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Health Month
JANUARY 2019

Resources

10,000 Women Survey by Arogya World
highlights the impact of NCD's on women and the burden of caregiving

Check out
the upcoming Chicago Salons

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Alzheimer's: Make a Plan
A sure sign that there is a stigma associated with Alzheimer’s disease is people’s hesitancy to talk about it, acknowledge its signs and symptoms, and their minimization of the cognitive issues. Read More

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Women in Stroke infographic
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SWHR ® is a national non-profit based in Washington DC that serves as the leader in promoting research on biological differences in disease and is dedicated to advancing women’s health through science, advocacy, and education. Learn more about the exciting work we do.

Radio Spot

Dr. Neelum on Intellectual Radio's "Straight Talk No Chaser" Show.

Video Gallery

Sector Videos
Sector vignettes offer profession-specific guidance for working to become dementia friendly.

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JUST IN . . .

Healthy Women:
January is Cervical Health Month

ARTICLE OF THE MONTH

OCTOBER 2018

The Costs of Caregiving
Roughly 66 percent of all family caregivers are women. The average caregiver is a 49-year-old woman who works outside the home and provides at least 20 hours a week of unpaid care to her aging parent, according to the latest data from the Family Caregiving Alliance.

Stroke Month Resources
Get the Facts. Share the Facts.

We admit, we're obsessed with ending stroke. Why? Because up to 80% of strokes may be preventable. This month, learn how and spread the word.
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As women's participation in STEM has grown, so has our awareness of the importance of sex and gender variables in experimental design and technological innovation. Learn more