Our mission is to promote inclusivity and scientific rigor in the study of sex differences and women's health.
Sex-Inclusive Biomedicine: Are New Policies Increasing Rigor and Reproducibility?
My collaborator Janet Rich-Edwards and I weigh in on common analytical errors in the study of sex differences and what we can do to prevent them.
Rigor and Reproducibility in the Study of Sex Differences
Watch Professor Maney's presentation at the UCLA Lab of Neuroendocrinology.
University of California, Los Angeles
March 17, 2023
Watch Professor Maney's Keynote Address at the Connors-BRI Symposium: Incorporating Sex and Gender as Research Variables to Advance Health.
Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School
May 9, 2022
Sex-based Data in the Spotlight
What counts as evidence for a sex difference? Our study in eLife shows that claims of sex differences in the biological sciences are often not backed by sound statistics.
Identifying Barriers to Implementation of SABV
With collaborator Katrina Karkazis, Dr. Maney is studying the implementation of the NIH policy on Sex as a Biological Variable (SABV). This project is funded by the Emory Specialized Center for Research Excellence on Sex Differences.
SexDifference.org
Interested in calculating an effect size and overlap for a sex difference you are reading about? Or one you discovered yourself? Use our tool to generate graphs! And if you prefer colors other than pink and blue, head to effectsize.science.
