HealthyWomen Statement on HHS Replacement of All ACIP Members
We renew our call to maintain scientifically grounded vaccine recommendations
We renew our call to maintain scientifically grounded vaccine recommendations
Scientists are studying lupus in many ways. Here’s what you need to know.
Los científicos estudian el lupus de muchas formas. Aquí encontrarás lo que debes saber.
From diagnosis to treatment, people living with rare diseases face many obstacles. But recent advancements in technology and research are trying to change that.
As vitamin D makes headlines (again), it’s time to learn more about why you need vitamin D, how to get it — and how much vitamin D is too much
We urge HHS to reverse its latest decision on Covid-19 vaccines during pregnancy
A series of breakfast briefings that bring together leading healthcare providers, patients and policymakers to examine relevant issues in women’s health policy.
Here’s what you need to know about the role of cultural humility in health
Why are people microdosing weight-loss drugs? Here’s what you need to know.
Learn the facts about physician assistants and what they can do for your health
From menstrual products to surgical procedures, Black women have created numerous health care innovations used around the world today
How and why to partner with your healthcare providers to make informed healthcare decisions
Learn how you can use science to take control of your health — even if you’re not a scientist
Rare diseases may not be common, but together they affect 1 in 10 Americans. Here’s what you need to know.
How to access the menopause care you need
Women make up 9 out of 10 lupus cases. And women of color — especially Black women — are more likely to suffer from this autoimmune disease.
Las mujeres tienen una incidencia de 9 de cada 10 casos de lupus, pero las mujeres de color, especialmente las mujeres de raza negra, son más propensas a padecer este trastorno autoinmunitario
Here’s what you need to know about the recent FDA decision to make continuous glucose monitors easier for anyone to get
Your socioeconomic status, racial background and even your sexual orientation can increase your risk of developing COPD. An expert explains why.
Tu estatus socioeconómico, tus antecedentes raciales e incluso tu orientación sexual podrían incrementar tu riesgo de desarrollar EPOC. Una experta explica por qué.
Medicare doesn’t cover anti-obesity drugs. Here’s what you need to know.
Women’s health is on the ballot this November. Here’s what you need to know when you head to the voting booth about where each presidential candidate stands on key women’s health policy issues.
Read about ways you can help improve your chances of survival if you’re a Black woman living with ovarian cancer