Women's Health
Women's Research
Queer History
Queer Research
Women's History
100

What is PCOS?

This disorder involves hormonal imbalances that can cause irregular periods, weight gain, acne, and infertility, often affecting women of reproductive age.

100

What is the Framingham Heart Study?

The first cardiovascular study to include women.

100

What is considered the most significant event that sparked the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement?

The Stonewall Riots

100

Who is Kimberlé Crenshaw?

Scholar known for coining the concept of intersectionality

100

When is International Women’s day celebrated?

March 8

200

What is endometriosis?

Condition where the lining of the uterus grows outside of it, causing pain, irregular bleeding, and sometimes infertility

200

_ in every $6 from the NIH goes toward women’s history research?  

1

200

Which country was the first to legalize Queer marriage?

Netherlands

200

What is “Paris Is Burning?”

Tells the story of a group of people fighting against the medical establishment to survive the AIDS crisis

200

Who was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Medicine, and for her work in radioactivity?

Marie Curie (1903)

300

What is vaginismus?

This condition involves the involuntary contraction of vaginal muscles, making penetration painful or impossible, often linked to trauma or anxiety.

300

Which century was obstetrics developed as a medical field?

17th

300

When was homosexuality removed from the list of mental disorders in the APA?

1973

300

What did Alfred Kinsey study

Sexual Behaviour

300

In what year did the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declare that women's reproductive health is a human right?

1994 (International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo)

400

What is dyspareunia?

This condition involves pain during or after sexual intercourse, and it can be caused by vaginal dryness, infections, or underlying medical conditions.

400

When did the National Institute of Health establish the Office of Research on Women's Health

1977

400

Who made the pride flag?

Gilbert Baker

400

When did the National Longitudinal Lesbian Health Study (NLLHS) start?

1986

400

In 1969, which Canadian city became the first in North America to open a women’s health clinic that provided services like birth control and sexual health education?

Vancouver

500

What is endometrial adenomyosis

This condition occurs when the tissue that lines the uterus (endometrium) becomes inflamed and causes severe pain, particularly during menstruation.

500

Who is Margaret Sanger?

She played a central role in the development of birth control methods, particularly the oral contraceptive pill.

500

What does ACT UP stand for?

AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power

500

What decade was Queer studies first established?

1970s

500

Which landmark Canadian case in 1988 led to the legalization of abortion in Canada, declaring restrictive abortion laws unconstitutional?

R v. Morgentaler (1988)