Approved by Thao Nguyen 1. Introduction EQUAL CARE Innovations UG is committed to promoting gender equality in all aspects of our organizational culture, research activities, and innovation practices. As an organization dedicated to improving health… Read More »Gender Equality Plan (GEP) for EQUAL CARE Innovations UG
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – German Version belowZurich, 16th of April 2025 EQUAL CARE Wins Reuters Pharma 2025 Startup Competition with Groundbreaking Certification Model for Precision and Gender Equity in Healthcare Barcelona, Spain — EQUAL CARE,… Read More »Press Release – EQUAL CARE Wins Reuters Pharma 2025 Startup Competition
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into healthcare holds promise for revolutionizing clinical decision-making and patient care. Yet, as AI tools like ChatGPT become more prevalent, a critical question arises: Can AI provide fair… Read More »Unmasking Gender Bias in AI Responses to Cardiological Patient Questions
“Nomen est omen” – The name is the sign! After finally finding the business concept for bringing sex- and gender-specific medicine to a wide audience by labeling products with sex- and gender-medicine inside, I needed… Read More »How EQUAL CARE was named EQUAL CARE?
Research reveals key differences between men’s and women’s brains in terms of size, structure, and function, with implications for understanding and treating neuropsychiatric disorders. Recognizing these differences is crucial for developing effective, personalized therapies. Structural Differences… Read More »Gender Differences in Brain Structure and Function: Why It Matters
Depression in Women and Men: Different Patterns and Risks Women often develop depression at a younger age than men. Possible reasons include traumatic experiences like abuse or growing up without learning self-love. Women tend to have longer depressive episodes and face a… Read More »Understanding Gender Differences in Depression: Why Research Needs a Sex- and Gender-Specific Focus
Heart disease affects men and women equally, but women are often underrepresented in research studies. This can lead to delayed or inaccurate diagnoses and less effective treatments. Addressing this imbalance is crucial for improving outcomes for all patients.… Read More »Women and heart health: The need for sex- and gender-specific research
1. Brain Power The female brain is more complex, more interconnected between the two hemispheres, and is more stressed by women’s multitasking. The result: an increased need for sleep. 2. Hormonal Differences Menstruation Prolonged insomnia… Read More »Why Women Should Sleep Longer: A Look at the Research
🩺 Profession & Expertise:Professor Dr Burkhard Sievers is Chief Physician of the Medical Clinic I for Cardiology, Angiology, Pneumology, Nephrology and Internal Intensive Care Medicine at the Sana Clinic in Remscheid (NRW) and, together with… Read More »Prof. Dr. Burkhard Sievers
…once upon a time, so last year about in April, I set my mind on sex- and gender-specific #medicine as the area I wanted to set my business in. During my quest for a #businessidea… Read More »How the idea of EQUAL CARE was born thanks to fear and a banana…
