In today's rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, inclusivity and diversity are essential pillars in providing effective care. However, despite significant strides, women's health often remains a marginalized topic in healthcare education courses. This oversight not only diminishes the quality of care provided to women in real life clinical settings, but also perpetuates gender disparities in health outcomes. With May being Women’s Health Month, it's a great time to shed light on the topic and how we can prioritize women's health in medical education and training of all levels to ensure equitable and comprehensive care for all.