Public Voting: Prioritizing Key Questions for Women’s Health Innovation

Public Voting: Prioritizing Key Questions for Women’s Health Innovation

As part of the 100 Questions Initiative under the Gates-funded Research and Innovation (R&I) project, CEPS and The GovLab invite you to identify and prioritize the most pressing questions that could advance women’s health innovation.
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You can find the Top 10 Questions on Women’s Health Innovation accompanied by their rationales here. These rationales were developed by The GovLab, CEPS, and the bilingual experts who are part of The 100 Questions Initiative, to provide context on why each question matters and how answering it could advance innovation and equity in women’s health.
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Please rank the ten questions below from most pressing (1) to least pressing (10) based on their importance for advancing women’s health innovation, equity, and research. Click a question to select it, then click the position where you’d like it to move. The list will automatically reorder as you make your selections.
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