Heather Bimonte-Nelson Ph.D.
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Heather Bimonte-Nelson Ph.D.
@neuroendoscientist.bsky.social
Mom. President's Professor. Mentor. Neuroscientist and neuroendocrinologist studying memory, menopause, and women's health. Searching for the truth in nature. Fervently believe in science.
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I get the wish, but this goes back to my original point: we don't know what the uterus does when not pregnant. We do know it's not disposable. @neuroendoscientist.bsky.social's data is 👀 We have a right to understand our bodies. Funding research is critical.

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Hysterectomy Uniquely Impacts Spatial Memory in a Rat Model: A Role for the Nonpregnant Uterus in Cognitive Processes
Approximately one-third of women experience hysterectomy, or the surgical removal of the uterus, by 60 years of age, with most surgeries occurring prior to the onset of natural menopause. The ovaries ...
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January 25, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Reposted by Heather Bimonte-Nelson Ph.D.
2/2 for ex, if a drug needs a different dose between sexes, & we average across them, neither sex is getting the drug parameters they need. While we have much work to do, it is doable with proper experimental design, and the outcomes would have vast impacts on overall health across the lifespan!
January 30, 2025 at 6:09 AM
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Thank you! We have so much to learn about women's bodies. Understanding differences between the sexes impacts men and women. 1/2
January 30, 2025 at 6:07 AM
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Scientists that have impacted my work and our understanding of the female body: @neuroendoscientist.bsky.social @smahalingaiahmd.bsky.social and Linda Griffith of MIT.
My female health scientific dream team. Thank you for dedicating your career to advance our knowledge. #WomenInScience #GirlsInSTEM
Today is the international day of the Woman and Girl in Science. To all badass women, scientists keep doing what you do: discovery, mentorship, and hard work. YOU belong in SCIENE.
To others, uplift the Women scientists you know, cite them, promote them, sponsor them, invite them - be an upstander.
February 11, 2025 at 7:26 PM