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Scientific Community
Researchers interested in learning more about SWAN or considering collaborating with SWAN investigators can find the data access application, data collection schedule, forms and other helpful links.
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Links to the SWAN Repository, SWAN Repository data warehouse, archived SWAN data and women's health and menopause-related websites.
SWAN Research Findings
SWAN Research Findings
SWAN has published over 250 manuscripts and presented at over 290 scientific meetings. Find out more about SWAN's research.
Resources
NewslettersNewsletters
Collection of SWAN newsletters that are distributed to SWAN participants by site Project Directors. »



Study FormsStudy Forms
SWAN collects a wide range of information from study participants. A sample of the data collection forms used in the SWAN study are provided here. »


SWAN Publications ListSWAN Publications List  SWAN Publications List
This list includes all the SWAN manuscripts that have been published or are in press. »
SWAN Highlights
On October 27, SWAN-Pittsburgh held our second annual Halloween Participant Event. Participants were welcomed at the Pittsburgh Athletic Association with Halloween "gear" and were served a buffet dinner. Two SWAN investigators spoke to the group about Cognitive Functioning and Aging and Sexual Functioning and Aging. The talks were well received and everyone had a very nice, convivial evening.

Women’s Health In The News
Monday, 03/12/2012
According to research conducted at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois, USA, women who suffer from persistent depressive symptoms may be more likely to have elevated levels of CT-assessed coronary artery calcification (CAC), an indicator of future heart disease.  
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Friday, 03/02/2012
Chronic stress could be leading to increased inflammation for many women.  In a study out of the University of Minnesota, researchers analyzed the association between financial strain and several other factors along with circulating levels of adiponectin, an important anti-inflammatory hormone that modulates several metabolic processes.  
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