Naga was speaking at the annual Alice Bacon lecture at the University of Leeds (set up and introduced by Rachel Reeves named after Baroness Bacon, Leeds' first female MP).

Later in the year, she'll be publishing her book: It’s Probably Nothing: Critical Conversations on the Women’s Health Crisis

Hopeful and excited that fresh and new ideas will come through this call-out from TRIALS for papers on ‘Improving equity, diversity and inclusion in randomised trials’

www.biomedcentral.com/collections/...

💡New ideas are exciting - tell me yours!

Yes, that is the one famous for Anthony Gormley’s sculptures. The chill, the mist…there might not be better places in England on days like that 👌

We all have such limited time, and there is so much work to do.

But these conversations are small steps that count.

So don’t be afraid to say hi in 2025 🙂

These are really top level places to get up to speed

I’ve got more and would like to disseminate the work we’re doing at LICTR

But let me know what you’ve been doing too!

✍️the Sex and Gender Equity in Research (SAGER) guidelines have been around since 2016. The guidelines cover study design, data analyses, results, and interpretation of findings in relation to sex and gender differences.

ease.org.uk/communities/...

⛓️ Trial Forge: As with a lot of things related to EDI in trials, Trial Forge is a place to go!

www.trialforge.org/trial-divers...

I collated some key resources of where to start with sex and gender in relation to clinical trials for our staff - which might help you.

✉️ Medical Science Sex and Gender Equity project (MESSAGE):

If you haven't watched the launch of the Framework, now really is the time!

www.messageproject.co.uk