Thank you so much for that question and for an opportunity to share success stories as well.
I do think that we have a really robust women's health research community here in Canada. I would say that we have a few really shining examples of research informing practice that leads to health outcomes. There are examples around HPV vaccination and HPV screening. There are examples around sexual dysfunction and sexual pain, and how that research is implemented to transform health outcomes for women.
We also have really successful examples of women-centred HIV care and the provision of care services for women and gender-diverse people living with HIV. I would estimate that as recently as 10 years ago, we really did not have a robust evidence base that could inform clinical practice.
There are many other examples, but I want to assure you that we have some really shining success stories of women's health research in Canada that are being implemented to lead to tangible changes in women's health and women's health care.