Publications
Scientific Peer-Reviewed Publications
At the core of WBF’s work lies scientific research. In collaboration with some of the world’s most prestigious research centres, we study how sex and gender differences can impact diseases and how to leverage such differences for improved, patient-centric treatments.

Broadening dementia risk models: building on the 2024 Lancet Commission report for a more inclusive global framework
Report
Lancet eClinical Medicine, 2025
Exploring sex and gender differences in the Alzheimer’s disease patient journey: A survey study
Survey Study
Alzheimer's & Dementia: Behavior & Socioeconomics of Aging (A&D: BSEA), 2025
A sex and gender informed future for Parkinson’s disease care
Invited Letter
Wiley Online Library, 2025
Books
We publish scientific books and books for the lay public to increase awareness of brain and mental diseases as well as the importance of sex and gender differences.
Una Bambina Senza Testa
Sex and Gender Differences in Alzheimer’s Disease
Sex and Gender Bias in Artificial Intelligence and Healthcare
Health Against Future Pandemics
Educating a Superintelligence
Closing the Gap Podcast Series
Women and men experience illnesses differently, yet these differences are often not sufficiently considered in research and medicine.
Dr. Antonella Santuccione Chadha discusses with her guests why we need to rethink women’s health.

Episodes

EPISODE 1: Sex is the Basis of Personalized Medicine
Dr. Berna Özdemir
Many cancer drugs remain in women’s bodies significantly longer than in men’s. Dr. Berna Özdemir explains why this is the case and why data gaps usually affect women. Together with Dr. Antonella Santuccione Chadha, she discusses the role of sex and gender in cancer medicine.
[Language: German]
AVAILABLE NOW
EPISODE 2: Perimenopause and Menopause Are Not Diseases
Dr. Valentina Vinante
Menopause is a profound life stage for women. Dr. Valentina Vinante emphasizes that it is not only about treating symptoms but also about prevention and long-term health.
Available 18 October 2025
[Language: German]


EPISODE 3: We Live a Longer Time Being Sick
Dr. Anna Erat
People are living longer, and women live on average longer than men. At the same time, they spend more years of their lives in poor health. Dr. Anna Erat, an expert in longevity and sports medicine, explains the consequences of this.
Available November 2025
[Language: German]
Articles and videos
for the general
public
One of our goals is to empower individuals, patients and caregivers to better understand and protect their brain and mental health. To this end, we express cutting-edge scientific findings in language that everyone can understand in articles and videos for the lay public, including TED-x talks.