Sec. 5. GAO reports
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Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of the Research for All Act of 2014 , the Comptroller General of the United States shall— submit to the Congress updated versions of the reports of the Government Accountability Office entitled Women’s Health: NIH Has Increased Its Efforts To Include Women in Research (published in May 2000; GAO/HEHS–00–96) and Women’s Health: Women Sufficiently Represented in New Drug Testing, But FDA Oversight Needs Improvement (published in July 2001;
GAO–01–754); and in such updated reports— examine the inclusion of women, female animals, and female-derived cells and tissues in federally funded research over the past decade; examine how Federal agencies report and analyze subgroup information and translate any differences to the medical community and patients; determine whether the quality of care which women receive is being negatively impacted by inclusion rates in basic and clinical research; and address current efforts within National Institutes of Health and other government agencies to encourage the sharing of research data on sex differences and evaluate mechanisms to improve such sharing, including a publicly accessible online system that will conform with policies protecting commercial, proprietary, or private information.