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Publicated: 01 Aug, 2024
Gender and Health Research Anniversary
This year marks the fifth year of the Gender in Research Courses in the Erasmus Summer Programme, a joyous milestone that recognizes the significant impact of the collaboration between Erasmus MC and ZonMw.
In the Gender and Health course, participants learn from a variety of (inter)national speakers about the latest insights into how sex and gender impact the health of women and men at different stages of life. The Gender in Research workshops aim to enhance the skills of early career researchers in conducting health research with a focus on sex and gender perspectives.
Read more on the ZonMw website.
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