Exactly

A specific sex or gender can only be excluded from the study, when a clear and concise scientific justification is provided for this choice. This should be articulated in the introduction and methodology sections to inform readers of the rationale behind the study design.

I hope so too! About 2 years ago, we published a paper in JEK drawing attention to this & calling for a change in human motor unit physiology studies. We will reevaluate in a few years...

I've heard so many excuses over the years... I don't immediately reject but I push back.

I watched it last weekend. Thankful to the team for moving forward despite all the backlash!

We have an incredible team at GRH who works non-stop to make innovation & research a smooth process. Here's a picture of all of us from last year! We've added a few more members since then! 😊

👒Researcher where my line of work looks at the impact of cancer treatments on physical function. I'm specifically interested in how cancer treatments affect muscle & what we can do to improve the quality of life for those living with & beyond cancer. I have a special interest in radiation treatment.

Count me in too! 🙂