Research Gaps in Women
The conversation highlights the significant underrepresentation of women in exercise science research, often due to the complexities of controlling for the menstrual cycle. Alyssa emphasizes the need for more inclusive studies and the importance of recognizing female-specific health variables that can influence outcomes. As awareness grows, there's hope for a shift towards better understanding and inclusion of female health in research and sports.In this clip
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Related Questions
Why is there not more science on women's health as discussed in the episode The Gender Bias in Sport and the Future of Female Athletics with Christine Yu and the clip Gender Disparities?
Why is there not more science on women's health, particularly in relation to the episode How to "Hack" Your Menstrual Cycle With Diet, Exercise, & Sleep and the clip Women's Health Research?