Talking about sex and gender doesn't need to be toxic
The podcast explores the increasing research into sex and gender in a polarized socio-political climate. Scientists are working to explore differences between individuals responsibly and inclusively. Three authors discuss their work on incorporating sex and gender considerations into health research. Stacy Brits emphasizes the importance of considering sex and gender in health research. Peg McCarthy's research focuses on how evolution shapes brain-behavior relationships, particularly in reproduction. Florence Ashley's interest lies in improving clinical care and research for trans communities by addressing misinformation.