Women Need Biosimilars
There are more affordable medicines than what's on the market — but most of us can't access them
Counterfeit Medicines Kill People
Over 1 million people die each year from fake drugs. COVID-19 has made it even worse.
Why Women’s Health Should Be a Priority for the New Congress
We've come a long way, but disparities still exist
Experts Discuss the Future of Women’s Health After a Historic Election
HealthyWomen's "Presidency, Congress and the Supreme Court" looks at the role each branch may play in the year to come
7 things President-Elect Biden Can Achieve on Health Care
Big transformational reforms are unlikely, but the new administration can make smaller changes that will improve the lives of millions of Americans
HealthyWomen Joins National Health Organizations in Letter to HHS Secretary Alex Azar About Access to COVID-19 Treatment
Equity-focused resource allocation strategies are critical to ensure access to COVID19 treatment for underserved communities
Choosing Health Insurance is So Complicated, 23% of Workers With Only Two Choices Picked the Worse One
New study finds that choice overload isn't the primary reason people have a hard time choosing the best health insurance plan
Ending Pandemic-Era Telehealth Coverage Fails American Women
Why policymakers must permanently expand Medicare coverage for telehealth visits
Black Doctors Work to Make Coronavirus Testing More Equitable
One pediatric surgeon helps 10,000 get COVID-19 tests by becoming their "doctor on record"
How the Airline Industry Recovers From Covid-19 Could Determine Who Gets Organ Transplants
Due to COVID-19, direct flights used for carrying donor organs long distances are down 65%, which can put life-saving organs out of reach.
If Obamacare Goes Away, Here Are Eight Ways Your Life Will be Affected
More than 20 million Americans will lose coverage if the Affordable Care Act is overturned — and that's just the beginning.
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