and advocacy efforts. SWHR will continue to partner with the widest possible range of healthcare providers, policy makers, and scientists to gather evidence-based information and then communicate it as appropriate to Congress, the scientific research community, health care providers, health advocacy groups and the public. Science SWHR works with researchers and clinicians to advance the field of sexual biology. SWHR hosts scientific roundtables to encourage dialogue and research on biological differences. SWHR established a series of networks working to foster interdisciplinary basic and clinical research on biological differences: SWHR Interdisciplinary Network on Cardiovascular Disease. SWHR Interdisciplinary Network on the Link Between Domestic Violence and Chronic Disease. SWHR Interdisciplinary Network on Metabolism. SWHR Interdisciplinary Network on Musculoskeletal Health. SWHR Interdisciplinary Network on Sex, Gender, Drugs and the Brain. SWHR Interdisciplinary Network on Sleep. Susan G. Komen Network for the Study of Exercise and Breast Cancer. SWHR Interdisciplinary Network on Urological Health in Women In 2006, the "Society for Women's Health Research Medtronic Prize for Scientific Contributions to Women's Health," the annual $75,000 prize which recognizes a woman scientist or engineer for her contributions to women's health and encourages women to research issues uniquely related to women's health. SWHR created the Organization for the Study of Sex Differences (OSSD), a scientific membership society to enhance the knowledge of sex/gender differences by facilitating interdisciplinary communication and collaboration among scientists and clinicians of diverse backgrounds. SWHR administers the RAISE Project, which focuses on increase the status of professional women through enhanced recognition of their achievements in science, technology, engineering, medicine and mathematics. In addition to Interdisciplinary Networks, SWHR supports roundtables, workshops, advisory meetings, and pilot research projects on: Autoimmune diseases Alzheimer's disease Clinical trials Domestic violence Hormone therapy Mental health Mobile health Oral care Pain Sexual health Veteran's health Advocacy As the thought-leader in biological differences research, SWHR is often called upon to offer expert testimony before Congress and to provide guidance on legislative and regulatory matters on women's health. Education SWHR runs numerous campaigns, conferences, and media briefings to educate the public on women's health issues. SWHR also publishes a monthly e-newsletter and monthly news service article to keep the public informed about news relevant to women's health and biological differences. SWHR's website features information on conditions that affect women predominantly or differently than men. They promote the inclusion of women and minorities in clinical trials by educating the public on how to