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URL:https://womenshealthresearchcluster.com/events/aug-17-2022-mind-gap-ho
 rmonal-contraceptives-and-brain-health-session-14-discussion-dr-sarah/
SUMMARY:Mind the Gap: Hormonal Contraceptives and Brain Health— Session 1
 4: Discussion with Dr. Sarah E. Hill
DESCRIPTION:\n\n﻿This event is part of our virtual "Mind the Gap: Hormona
 l Contraceptives and Brain Health" series. In this session\, Dr. Sarah E. 
 Hill will engage in a talk about the effect of the birth control pill on&n
 bsp\;women+'s mental and physical health.Agenda10:00-10:05—Welcome Remar
 ks10:05-10:55—Discussion with Dr. Sarah E. Hill10:55-11:00—Closing Rem
 arksIndividual Event CostGeneral Public: $15Students: $10We offer you the 
 option of&nbsp\;registering for individual events&nbsp\;or signing up for 
 the&nbsp\;entire series. Video recordings of our conference sessions will 
 be sent to all registrants following each event. Register for this individ
 ual event below.&nbsp\;Individual Event RegistrationSpeakerBio&nbsp\;Dr. S
 arah E. HillBio: Dr. Sarah E. Hill is an authority on evolutionary approac
 hes to psychology and health\, especially in women. She has published clos
 e to 100 research papers on these topics and is the author of “This is y
 our brain on birth control: the surprising science of women\, hormones\, a
 nd the law of unintended consequences”. Dr. Hill works as a research psy
 chologist and professor at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth\, Texa
 s.Moderators&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Bonnie Lee\,&nbsp\;PhD student\, University of B
 ritish Columbia.Events &amp\; Communications Assistant at Women's Health R
 esearch Cluster.&nbsp\;Jesse LacasseJesse Lacasse is a Ph.D. (c) at Concor
 dia University's Center for Studies in Behavioral Neurobiology in Montréa
 l\, Quebec. His research focuses on the effects of hormonal contraceptives
  on the brain and cognition both in women and in female rats.
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