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Join the Conversation! HealthyWomen Announces the Launch of Its New Online Community

Women and Obesity: How Far Have We Come?

HealthyWomen Asks: Do You Know the Signs and Symptoms of Von Willebrand Disease (VWD)?

HealthyWomen Becomes Showcase Sponsor for Women's Health and Wellness Conference

Mammogram? Colonoscopy? Tetanus Shot? There's an App for That

HealthyWomen Launches New Resource for Caregivers

New Family Health & Wellness Guide Helps Women Care for Family Members of All Ages and Stages

Hospitals May Put Formula-Fed Infants at Risk By Not Giving Safe Bottle-Feeding Advice to All Moms

Despite Increased Focus on Healthy Eating, More Than Half of American Households Eat Fast Food Two or More Times a Month

New Survey Reveals Women Having Sex for Obligation Not Enjoyment

Actress Courtney Thorne-Smith Joins Forces with Allergan, Inc. and HealthyWomen to Answer Women's Most Common Questions About Medical Aesthetic Treatments

New Survey Explores Women's Contraception Decisions When They are Done Having Children

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For National Women's Health Week, HealthyWomen had the opportunity to partner with NBC Universal to create two 15-second PSAs that ran in the Washington D.C. metro area for the week. The ads were designed to highlight key attributes of women — both strong and empowered, and the caretaker of her family's health and wellness.

In the News!

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Kimberly Templeton, a medical advisor to HealthyWomen, was recently interviewed by Oprah.com about bone health and calcium intake. Read the article here.

Kimberly Templeton, MD