Women in Nutrition Education (Part 5): Once women graduate in nutrition or nutraceutical studies, are there generally enough higher-level job opportunities available to them?

At this year’s SupplySide West, Women in Nutraceuticals (WIN) held a reception where it announced the first honorees of the WIN Awards.

According to the organization’s press release, the awards program is designed to “celebrate the remarkable contributions and achievements of those who champion gender equity, drive research innovations, excel in mentorship within the nutraceutical sector, and significantly contribute to WIN’s programs.”

According to the report, over the last decade, women have made important gains at every level of the corporate pipeline, but the progress is “fragile.”

In this highlight from our roundtable, "The Future of Women's Health Research" the panelists discuss how the WHI model may be applied to nutraceuticals and the unique challenges this may pose.

In this highlight from our roundtable, "The Future of Women's Health Research" the panelists discuss what we learned from the Women's Health Initiative as well as the questions it raised that warrant further research.

In this highlight from our roundtable, "The Future of Women's Health Research" the panelists discuss that challenges of communicating scientific research.