Annual report highlights research on infections and quality of life across women's health stages, including adolescence and menopause.
The Women's Health Care Committee was established in 2010 to improve women's health. In the current academic year, this committee has established seven subcommittees aimed at understanding diseases related to various age groups of women, including adolescence, sexual maturity, and menopause, and at promoting research to improve quality of life. Socially significant research has focused on infections, particularly those caused by resistant bacteria. The activities of each subcommittee are described below. This report is based on the Japanese version of the annual report ( Acta Obstetrica et Gynaecologica Japonica 2024; 76 (6): 682–687).
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