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Translational perspectives on women’s mental health
Preclinical and clinical research have devoted limited attention to women’s health. Animal models centred on female-specific factors will improve our understanding of mental health disorders. Exploring the heterogeneity of mental health disorders, in concert with attention to female-specific factors, will accelerate the discovery of efficacious treatments for mental health disorders.