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Our members are dedicated to advancing women’s health and do so through their roles as scientists, students, patient advocates, journalists, nonprofit professionals, healthcare practitioners, civil servants, and more. With over 1200 members across more than 46 countries worldwide, our members are driving change by conducting cutting-edge research, influencing policy, and fostering collaborations that improve health outcomes for women globally.

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8 April 2026

Rising Researcher and Advocate: Dr. Bonnie Lee Advancing Women’s Brain Health

Dr. Bonnie Lee, Lead of Research and Advocacy at the Women’s Health Research Cluster and Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, is emerging as a powerful voice in women’s brain health and Alzheimer’s disease research. Her work is helping to uncover critical sex-specific factors that shape how neurodegenerative diseases develop and progress.…
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11 March 2026

Trailblazing: Dr. Neill Epperson Elected to the National Academy of Medicine

Dr. Neill Epperson, Robert Freedman Endowed Professor and Chair of the Department of Psychiatry at the Anschutz School of Medicine, has been elected to the prestigious National Academy of Medicine. This distinction recognizes individuals whose outstanding professional achievement and commitment to service have made a profound impact on the advancement of medical science…
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14 January 2026

Trailblazing Scientist and Educator: Dr. Denise Belsham Honoured as a 2025 Canada’s Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Award Winner

Dr. Denise Belsham, Professor in the Department of Physiology at the University of Toronto and a distinguished leader in neuroendocrine research and science education, has been recognized as one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Award winners by the Women’s Executive Network (WXN). This prestigious honour celebrates women whose leadership, innovation, and impact…
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Connect With Our Members

Our Expert Database connects you with multidisciplinary women’s health researchers, professors, and trainees. Use this platform to find a collaborator for your research project, identify an expert to comment on current events, discover a supervisor for your graduate work and more. Alternatively, browse the profiles below to get to know our members.

Nicole Fofonoff

Nicole Fofonoff

Registered Clinical Counsellor Simon Fraser University Gender, Society, and Health nicolefof@hotmail.com
Nicole completed her MEd in Counseling Psychology from Simon Fraser University in May of 2022. She is a Registered Clinical Counsellor in Vancouver.
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Nicole Moreira

Nicole Moreira

Research Associate nmoreira@vha.ca
I am a Registered Social Worker working at VHA Home HealthCare as a Research Associate. My area of research primarily focuses on engaging clients and point-of-care providers in research as partners (rather than participants), as well as investigating the mental health barriers faced by point-of-care providers.
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Nicolette Molina

Nicolette Molina

Clinical Psychology PhD Candidate University of Oregon Gender, Society, and Health nimo@uoregon.edu
Nicolette Molina is a Ph.D. candidate in clinical psychology at the University of Oregon and an incoming predoctoral intern at Weill Cornell Medicine/NewYork-Presbyterian. Her work focuses on self-injurious thoughts and behaviors and mood disorders in the perinatal period. She applies intersectional and social justice frameworks to examine how individuals’ contexts...
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Nida Ali

Nida Ali

Postdoctoral Researcher University of Vienna Discovery (Biological & Genetic Mechanisms) nida.ali@univie.ac.at
Dr. Nida Ali is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Vienna, Austria. Her primary research objective is to understand the pathway that connects stress to disease (and resilience). She investigates the interactions and crosstalk among the biological (neuroendocrine, autonomic, and immune systems) and psychological (cognitive, emotional) processes that are...
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Nikki Lescano

Nikki Lescano

PhD student University of Minnesota Applied (Clinical and Engineering Applications) lesca019@umn.edu
I am a first-year PhD student at the University of Minnesota, researching differences in vascular health in postmenopausal women
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Nisha Malhotra

Nisha Malhotra

Senior Research Associate University of British Columbia Gender, Society, and Health Nisha.Malhotra@ubc.ca Department of Family Practice
Dr. Malhotra’s work is that of an inter-disciplinary social scientist with a strong interest in questions related to Development, Gender and Global Health. Her recent work focuses on gender based violence and socio-economic determinants of health related behaviour (mostly in South Asia). Her current research examines the gender differences in...
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Nneka Kene-Ibeagha

Nneka Kene-Ibeagha

Master's student University of Saskatchewan Gender, Society, and Health gsk385@usask.ca.mail Community and Population Health Sciences
I have a background in Medicine with a master’s degree in public health and currently in my first year MSc in Community and Population Health Sciences. Dedicated, passionate, and result-driven Public Health Specialist. Have over 8 years of relevant experience in research design and public health interventions with excellent communication...
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Noah Stewart

Noah Stewart

Master's student University of British Columbia Applied (Clinical and Engineering Applications) noahs13@student.ubc.ca School of Biomedical Engineering
Noah is a current master’s student in the School of Biomedical Engineering at UBC and a recent graduate with a Bachelor’s in Medical Laboratory Science from UBC. His research focuses on scalable manufacturing of biomedical technologies and micro-nanofabrication. Noah is currently working with a team of graduate students and clinicians...
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Noelia Calvo

Noelia Calvo

Postdoctoral Fellow University of Toronto Discovery (Biological & Genetic Mechanisms) noelia.calvo@utoronto.ca
Noelia Calvo is a Linguist and PhD in Psychology from Argentina. She is now working as a postdoctoral fellow at the Einstein lab. Dr. Calvo researches risk and reserve proxies in dementia. She is particularly interested in the role of language, ethnicity and biological sex in Alzheimer’s disease. To understand...
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Nour Mimouni

Nour Mimouni

Associate Researcher Columbia University Discovery (Biological & Genetic Mechanisms) nm3426@columbia.edu Zuckerman Brain and Behavior institute
Nour is a neuroendocrinologist investigating how environmental factors(particularly hormones and stress)shape the brain during the peripartum period. Her translational research examines the in utero origins and transgenerational transmission of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Her work also focuses on hormone-driven plasticity in the olfactory -neuroendocrine circuits during the transition to motherhood...
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Olajumoke Ojeleye

Olajumoke Ojeleye

PhD Student University of South Florida Gender, Society, and Health oaojeleye@usf.edu
As a maternal and child health nurse and a doctoral student at the University of South Florida College of Nursing, USA, I am currently conducting research to enhance perinatal mental health interventions. My focus lies on exploring the needs, preferences, and access to care among perinatal adolescents in order to...
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Olivia Brophy

Olivia Brophy

Doctoral Student University of British Columbia Gender, Society, and Health ob4597@student.ubc.ca
I am a Ph.D. student in Medical Anthropology focusing on the interactions of culture, health, governance, as well as human rights and development discourses in the United States. My PhD research engages Black feminist Reproductive Justice theory to consider the ways in which pregnant youth and their support providers in...
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