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kaCeee#Christopher Culley :
im tired of working 10 hours a day just to provide
2026-05-13 13:41:22
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Bobo Bailey :
I just don't want to waste time applying a bunch of effort to something that doesn't work, but I tried because someone lied when they told me it would be a solid source of income. HOW MUCH money does this actually account for? 🤷🏽‍♀️
2026-05-13 13:28:45
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The numbers are hard to ignore. In this conversation, Dr. Jennifer Garrison breaks down just how little funding is actually directed toward women's health — and where most of it ends up. Around 8 to 9% of NIH research funding goes to women's health. On the private investment side, the picture is even more striking. Over the last five years, roughly 4% of all investment has gone to everything outside of female cancers, fertility, and maternal fetal health. That means more than 95% of private funding has been concentrated in just three areas. And everything else — menopause, endometriosis, PCOS, and more — is competing for what's left in that tiny remaining bucket. It's a gap that's hard to justify when you consider how many women are affected by the conditions that fall outside of it. This episode is a must watch! Tune into the full conversation, out tomorrow on all major streaming platforms.
The numbers are hard to ignore. In this conversation, Dr. Jennifer Garrison breaks down just how little funding is actually directed toward women's health — and where most of it ends up. Around 8 to 9% of NIH research funding goes to women's health. On the private investment side, the picture is even more striking. Over the last five years, roughly 4% of all investment has gone to everything outside of female cancers, fertility, and maternal fetal health. That means more than 95% of private funding has been concentrated in just three areas. And everything else — menopause, endometriosis, PCOS, and more — is competing for what's left in that tiny remaining bucket. It's a gap that's hard to justify when you consider how many women are affected by the conditions that fall outside of it. This episode is a must watch! Tune into the full conversation, out tomorrow on all major streaming platforms.


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