Die übersehene Frau – blinde Flecken der modernen Medizin

Description

Join Dr. med. Jeanne Moor from the University of Zurich for an insightful lecture on how gender biases have historically influenced medical research and treatment. She discusses the underrepresentation of women in studies, the differences in disease presentation and treatment effects based on biological and social gender, and the importance of gender-sensitive medicine for personalized healthcare. The talk emphasizes that understanding these blind spots benefits everyone by improving medical care and outcomes.

Highlights

Lecture by Dr. Jeanne Moor on gender biases in medicine; insights into gender-specific health differences; promotes gender-sensitive healthcare; based at Kulturmuseum St. Gallen.

General Information

Held at Kulturmuseum St. Gallen, Switzerland. Tickets start at 15 CHF. The event features a lecture with Dr. Jeanne Moor, a specialist in gender medicine and internal medicine, focusing on gender disparities in healthcare.

Location

Kulturmuseum St.Gallen, Museumstrasse 50, 9000 St. Gallen, Switzerland

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