We want to close gender gaps and support well-being across the life span.
Gender bias creates significant barriers and impacts to health and well-being across the life span and in the context of increasingly prevalent chronic conditions.
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Priority 1.1
Establish Canada’s first Centre for Sex and Gender in Health to address sex and gender bias and gaps in healthcare and research that lead to poorer health outcomes, evidence gaps and inefficient health spending for women, trans and gender-diverse people.
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Priority 1.2
Drive precision healthcare – focused on individual needs of patients and families – for those living with complex health conditions influenced by sex and gender.
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Priority 1.3
Promote healthy aging by addressing the unique health and well-being needs of women and gender diverse people across the life span.
What does success look like?
We are global experts in prevention, care, learning and discovery that is focused on health for women and people experiencing health conditions that are differently and disproportionally influenced by sex and gender.