Women's Global Health Institute - Student Chapter

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Women's Global Health Institute - Student Chapter Welcome to the official page of the Women’s Global Health Institute (WGHI) Student Chapter at Purdue University!

We are a passionate, interdisciplinary group of students working with the Women’s Global Health Institute to promote research on disease prevention, early detection, and sex-based health differences across the lifespan at Purdue. We are a passionate and interdisciplinary group of students inspired by the mission of the Women’s Global Health Institute—to improve the health of women globally through innovative research, partnerships, and education. As an extension of the WGHI, our student chapter is committed to support advance the Institute’s core focus on the prevention and early detection of disease, as well as the exploration of sex-based differences in health across the lifespan, across campus.

🚨Tomorrow’s the day! The Women’s Global Health Institute - Student Chapter is proud to volunteer at the Women’s Health F...
10/01/2025

🚨Tomorrow’s the day!
The Women’s Global Health Institute - Student Chapter is proud to volunteer at the Women’s Health Fair, where we’ll be supporting a day full of free women’s health screenings, resources, and empowerment.

Stop by, learn something new, and join us in supporting a healthier future for all women! 🎀

The Women's Health Fair is tomorrow from 4-7pm here at the Health Department. Registration is not required, but it will earn you an extra raffle ticket to enter your chance for prizes. Register by noon today for the extra raffle ticket using this link: https://forms.gle/NbNUM9NiVkFZNovY6. We hope to see you tomorrow!

🔬Researchers looked at placentas and discovered thousands of DNA “tags” (called methylation marks) that change how genes...
06/12/2025

🔬Researchers looked at placentas and discovered thousands of DNA “tags” (called methylation marks) that change how genes behave without changing the genes themselves.
These tags tell genes when to turn on or off—like light switches—and were found to be very different between male and female placentas that may play a role in birthweight and adult diseases!
🧬Tekola-Ayele F, et al. Nat Commun 16, 4004 (2025)

05/30/2025
Share your science through art and help advance lifesaving research! 🔬🎨We are hosting a fundraising event in collaborati...
05/03/2025

Share your science through art and help advance lifesaving research! 🔬🎨

We are hosting a fundraising event in collaboration with the Catherine Peachy Fund on June 23, 2025. Scientists are invited to submit compelling biomedical images for a charity auction.
All proceeds will go towards supporting breast cancer research. 🎀

Thank you to all donors who gave during the  ! Ever grateful, ever true! 💛🖤
05/01/2025

Thank you to all donors who gave during the ! Ever grateful, ever true! 💛🖤

📣 All hail our own Purdue 📣

Thank you! You made a difference for the old gold and black that will echo across campus for generations to come, and we are ever grateful. All hail, and Boiler Up. 🚂

🧘Do you know that postnatal yoga has been shown to reduce depressive symptoms and boost psychological well-being in new ...
04/25/2025

🧘Do you know that postnatal yoga has been shown to reduce depressive symptoms and boost psychological well-being in new mothers?
A recent systematic review highlights that postnatal yoga doesn’t just support physical recovery—it improves quality of life and mental health during one of the most transformative times in a woman’s life (Munns et al, 2024).

At the Women’s Global Health Institute – Student Chapter, we advocate promoting preventive care and holistic wellness for women—because mental health is health.

👉Follow .studentchapter and consider donating on April 30 during ! Your support fuels activities and advocacy to promote women’s health at Purdue!
🔗Donate: https://dayofgiving.purdue.edu/campaigns/women-s-global-health-institute-wghi-student-chapter


❤️ Did you know heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S.?Women are at a higher risk of coronary...
04/23/2025

❤️ Did you know heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S.?
Women are at a higher risk of coronary artery disease because of hormonal changes after menopause (CDC, 2024).

At the Women’s Global Health Institute – Student Chapter, we’re committed to sparking meaningful conversations around women’s health on campus.

👉Follow .studentchapter and consider donating on April 30 during ! Your support fuels activities and advocacy to promote women’s health at Purdue!
🔗Donate: https://dayofgiving.purdue.edu/campaigns/women-s-global-health-institute-wghi-student-chapter


04/18/2025

Help us win big for women’s health at Purdue!

Share this video publicly and include and in your caption. Every public share increases our chances of winning $$$ to support activities that promote women’s health research at Purdue.
Let’s do this!

🎉 We’re officially online!Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay updated on activities, events, and all things wome...
04/14/2025

🎉 We’re officially online!
Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay updated on activities, events, and all things women’s health at Purdue!

📲 Let’s build community, spark conversations, and make change—together.

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