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Women in Clinical Trials: Resources for Researchers and Health Professionals

From the FDA Office of Women's Health

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Illustration of women in silhouette. Women in Clinical Trials Equals Hope.

On this page: Diverse Women in Clinical Trials Campaign | Why it’s important | Resources | Related links 

Diverse Women in Clinical Trials Campaign

The FDA Office of Women’s Health (OWH) is partnering with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Research on Women’s Health to raise awareness about clinical trial participation by women of all ages, races, and ethnicities, various chronic health conditions and disabilities, as well as those who are pregnant and lactating. The initiative also works to share best practices about clinical research design, recruitment, and demographic analyses.

Learn more about FDA OWH Women in Clinical Trials: Research and Policy

FDA OWH collaborates with a variety of public and private stakeholders to conduct educational outreach, host scientific workshops and webinars, and promote resources for investigators. Sign up for our mailing list for the latest, including new women’s health information and campaign materials as they become available.

Why it’s important

There are important differences between men and women that can affect health, disease, and response to treatment. Today, women of all ages, races, and ethnicities, irrespective of pregnancy or breastfeeding status, and women with disabilities or chronic health conditions volunteer to participate in clinical trials. Women who participate in clinical trials can help to improve the health of all women. 

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