According to a new report from the Government Accountability Office, the National Institutes of Health still isn’t able to tell Congress—or anyone else—whether researchers are examining outcomes by sex to see whether men and women are affected differently by what’s being tested. Paula Johnson (Brigham and Women’s) is quoted.
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