Healthcare is not a privilege, it is a basic human right that must be upheld for everyone, including women and persons with disabilities. Yet, despite this principle, many still face significant barriers when trying to access the care they need. These challenges are not accidental; they are a result of unfair societal attitudes and health systems that continue to exclude and marginalise . If we are to achieve gender equality, we must take action to change this. We must ensure that women and persons with disabilities have equal access to quality, appropriate healthcare. Only when everyone’s health rights are respected and protected can we build a truly just and inclusive society.

Participants will understand the value of translating research and identify the commercial potential of their work.