Many women face barriers to health-care because of a medical system that doesn’t research, prioritize or even account for them. The gender gap in health research and care is real, and even more so for racialized communities.
The latest in our series Toronto Star Live @ MaRS Mornings takes a look at the innovators — and innovations — working to close this gap.
On Nov. 26 at 9 a.m., Toronto Star reporter Megan Ogilvie will be joined by Julie Sobowale, executive director of Black Physicians of Canada and Dr. Ambreen Sayani, physician and scientist at Women’s College Hospital. They’ll examine historic blind spots in women’s health care and the radical new approaches that aim to democratize care for all women, regardless of income, race or postal code.
Register here to secure your spot.
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