This new book by Dr. Francoise Simon, professor at Mount Sinai and Columbia, presents new models of innovation, with cases contributed by healthcare leaders. It shows a new process for the co-creation of new therapies between scientists, clinicians and patients, which leads to a better understanding of different gender roles in prevention and treatment. The book includes

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“This groundbreaking book . . . will forever change how you think about women’s health. Pass along a copy to your doctor.”—Healing Retreats & Spas. In this revolutionary new book, Dr. Marianne Legato, one of the most respected scientists in her field, shares the truth about how women and men are fundamentally different in virtually