Zohra S Lassi, Jeannette M Wade, Edward Kwabena Ameyaw
As we reflect on the pivotal lessons of recent times, it has become increasingly prominent that advancing women's health demands more than acknowledgement; it requires intentional, evidence-driven action targeting the structural and systemic barriers that persist globally. At SAGE Women's Health, we have deliberately moved beyond simply chronicling disparities to actively shaping the discourse through curated research and critical analyses that catalyse meaningful change. Our published special issues and forthcoming collections are more than compilations; they represent a strategic and sustained commitment to advancing gender equity within the public health and policy arenas.