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The Case for Advancing Women’s Health in Canada (2025)
The IWK Foundation, in collaboration with Deloitte Canada, reveals the current state of women's health in Canada, highlights progress made to date, identifies powerful opportunities for transformative impact, and lays out a clear, actionable path forward.
Read the report →Surveying the Silence (2023)
In Spring 2023, Alberta Women's Health Foundation released “Surveying the Silence: Exploring the Impact of Taboos in Women's Health”. More than 2,200 people surveyed.
Read the report →Women at the Forefront of Aging in Canada (2024)
Women's Age Lab's 2024 report addresses the unique challenges faced by older women in Canada — from underrepresentation in clinical trials to the gender pension gap.
Read the report →Women’s Health Collective Canada National Survey (2020)
Three of Canada's leading women's health foundations launched WHCC with a national survey that underscores the need for increased awareness around women's health.
Read the report →In Her Words — Women’s Experience with the Healthcare System in BC (2020)
A 2020 BC Women's Health Foundation report examining how women experience healthcare across British Columbia. The aim is to drive system changes that lead to healthy women everywhere.
Read the report →Women at the Forefront of Aging in Canada. 2024 Report – Academics at Women’s College Hospital (2024)
Women’s Age Lab’s 2024 report addresses the unique challenges faced by older women in Canada. It sheds light on the health and wellbeing challenges often overlooked in research, healthcare, and policymaking daily and on a systemic level. From underrepresentation in clinical trials to the gender pension gap, older women navigate a complex landscape that demands urgent attention.
Read the report →PWHR Impact Report 2022–2023
Partnership for Women's Health Research's 2022–2023 impact report — progress on advancing women's health research priorities across the country.
Read the report →Finding the Fractures (2021)
The Alberta Women's Health Foundation's landmark 2021 report on the gaps women face when accessing care across Alberta — and the systemic fractures that need attention.
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