What a Difference an X Makes: The State of Women's Health

X 有何不同：女性健康状况

• 批准号: 8597837
• 负责人: christine CARTER
• 金额: $ 0.6万
• 依托单位: SOCIETY FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH RESEARCH
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2013
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2013-07-18 至 2014-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8597837
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): ABSTRACT: This application requests partial support for the Fourth Annual "What a Difference an X Makes Conference" to be held July 18-19, 2013 in Washington, DC. SWHR's "What a Difference an X Makes: The State of Women's Health" conferences are designed to raise awareness about the importance of sex differences in various diseases and conditions that affect both men and women. The "What a Difference an X Makes Conference" gives SWHR an opportunity to remind stakeholders of the importance of understanding biological differences between men and women that affect health and disease. The conference is geared towards a multidisciplinary audience of researchers, clinicians and allied health care professionals from various academic institutions, patient advocacy groups, federal agency employees, representatives of the pharmaceutical industry, media reporters, and science writers, etc. This year's meeting, "What a Difference an X Makes: The State of Women's Health," will provide expert, interdisciplinary perspectives on the role of stress, sexual health, mental health and nutrition/obesity on the development, maintenance, and outcome of chronic diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, musculoskeletal disease, autoimmune disease and breast cancer. This conference will bring together a multidisciplinary audience of researchers, clinicians and allied health care professionals from various academic institutions, patient advocacy groups, federal agency employees, representatives of the pharmaceutical industry, and media. The primary goal of the meeting is to bring an interdisciplinary group of experts together to discuss how the "hot" themes of stress, sexual health, mental health and nutrition/obesity influence chronic diseases. The two-day meeting consists of opening and closing remarks, two keynote addresses and four sessions, each composed of two panel discussions. In addition, we anticipate presenting approximately 30 posters from new investigators. The session topics will include, 1) The Biology of Stress: Panelists will describe the biological mechanisms of inflammation, sex differences in inflammation and stress, the roll of inflammation and stress in the development of chronic disease and possible interventions to break the stress/chronic disease link; 2) Sexual Health Across Her Lifespan : Panelists will describe the risks/benefits of hormone use and the lifelong consequences of STIs; 3) The Female Brain: Panelists will demonstrate how mental health, drug dependence, and pain factor into the management of chronic diseases in women; 4) Nutrition and Obesity: Panelists will address the role of diet, food additives and obesity in chronic diseases. The size (about 160) and the organization of this meeting provide an excellent opportunity for networking and interactive discussions. Funds are requested to help offset speaker travel. The annual meeting program, including speaker and poster abstracts, will be made freely available on the SWHR website (www.swhr.org). SWHR will organize this event and is requesting support from the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, as well as from private foundations.

描述（由申请人提供）：摘要：本申请要求为2013年7月18日至19日在华盛顿特区举行的第四届年度“ X造成会议的差异”。 SWHR的“ X所产生的不同：妇女健康状况”会议旨在提高人们对影响男性和女性的各种疾病和状况的性别差异的重要性的认识。 X会议的“差异”使SWHR有机会提醒利益相关者了解影响健康和疾病的男性和女性之间生物学差异的重要性。该会议旨在旨在由来自各个学术机构，患者倡导团体，联邦机构员工，制药行业代表，媒体记者和科学作家等的研究人员，临床医生和联合医疗保健专业人员的多学科受众群体等。今年的会议等等：“ X的差异：X的差异：妇女的健康状况，固定性，与健康的状态，互惠性，互联网，互惠率，互惠率，互惠性，是互惠性的，互惠性的，互惠性的，互惠性的，互惠性的，是一种互惠性的，互惠性的，互惠性的，互惠性的，是一种跨性别的人，是一种互惠性的，互惠性的，是一种跨性别的人，是互惠性的，互惠性的，互惠性的，界限性的态度，是互惠性的。关于慢性疾病的发育，维持和结局，例如心血管疾病，肌肉骨骼疾病，自身免疫性疾病和乳腺癌。这次会议将汇集来自各个学术机构，患者宣传小组，联邦机构员工，制药行业的代表和媒体的研究人员，临床医生和盟友卫生保健专业人员的跨学科受众。会议的主要目标是将跨学科的专家群体聚集在一起，讨论压力，性健康，心理健康和营养/营养/肥胖的“热门”主题如何影响慢性疾病。为期两天的会议包括开幕词和闭幕词，两个主题演讲和四个会议，每个会议由两个小组讨论组成。此外，我们预计将介绍新调查人员的大约30张海报。会议主题将包括：1）压力的生物学：小组成员将描述炎症和压力的性别差异，炎症和压力的生物学机制，慢性疾病发展以及可能破坏压力/慢性疾病联系的可能干预措施； 2）整个她的寿命：小组成员将描述激素使用的风险/益处和性传播感染的终生后果； 3）女性大脑：小组成员将证明心理健康，药物依赖和疼痛因素如何管理女性的慢性疾病； 4）营养和肥胖：小组成员将解决饮食，食物添加剂和肥胖症在慢性疾病中的作用。大小（大约160）和这次会议的组织为网络和互动讨论提供了绝佳的机会。要求资金帮助抵消扬声器旅行。年度会议计划，包括演讲者和海报摘要，将在SWHR网站（www.swhr.org）上免费提供。 SWHR将组织此活动，并要求提供药品和生物技术行业以及私人基金会的支持。