iGIANT is pleased to award the Pioneer Award to Catalytic Impact Foundation, the Ambassador Award to Leslie Short, from The CAVU Group, and the Champion Award to Women's Health Access Matters (WHAM). These organizations have demonstrated their efforts toward our mission of accelerating the translation of research for design elements through a sex and gender lens.

This article dives into race-based disparities in endometrial cancer—where Black women face later diagnoses, more aggressive disease, and worse outcomes—and the complex, often misunderstood reality of managing mental illness during pregnancy and postpartum. From diagnostic tools that don’t work equally across populations to the real risks of stopping psychiatric medications during pregnancy, the evidence challenges long-held assumptions in clinical care. If equity and eviden

Washington, DC September 10, 2025 On behalf of iGIANT® (impact of Gender/Sex on Innovation and Novel Technologies), we applaud the...

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