Saturday, August 22
Survivor founded app HEARD combines trauma informed technology, education, and secure tools to help people recognize abuse sooner. For many people experiencing emotional abuse or coercive control, the word “abuse” is not part of their vocabulary. Instead, they describe feeling confused, isolated, anxious, or as though they are constantly walking on eggshells. The harmful patterns
Healthcare systems rely on data to decide what gets studied, funded, and treated. That data shapes screening rules, treatment pathways, and how symptoms get interpreted during care. When bias enters the data, its effects spread quietly. Gender bias in healthcare data does not stay limited to research. It reaches everyday care and influences long-term public
Preventive healthcare depends on noticing risk early enough to act. For many women, that timing has not always worked in their favor. Heart disease, breast cancer, and autoimmune conditions often show up later than expected, sometimes because symptoms look different, sometimes because research data leaned heavily toward male patterns for decades. You still see the