For generations, medical science has quietly built its understanding of the human body on a partial foundation — one shaped predominantly by male physiology. Women, who comprise half of humanity, have been systematically underrepresented in the clinical trials that determine how medicines work, leaving a knowledge gap that quietly shapes the quality of care women receive every day. Organizations like Nucleus Network are now working to correct this imbalance, recognizing that better science requires the full spectrum of human experience — and that the cost of exclusion is measured not in data p