Office on Women's Health - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

: 📣 The HHS Office on Women’s Health has launched a brand-new Continuing Medical Education (CME/CE) Course page! Health care professionals can now access free, evidence-based training on key topics in women’s health, including:
🔹 Menopause
🔹 Syphilis and congenital syphilis
🔹 Breast cancer
🔹 Sarcopenia

These courses support high-quality care for women and families. Visit the new CME/CE hub to learn more and get started! http://ms.spr.ly/6180vgslE

, the loss of muscle and strength that can occur with aging, can start as early as your 30s. The HHS Office on Women’s Health’s campaign empowers women to take action and regain strength through healthy habits. Learn more: http://ms.spr.ly/6181vjQMx

ICYMI: The launch of Moms.gov was a major success! Earlier this month, Dr. Haridopolos hosted the Moms.gov roundtable at U.S. Department of Health and Human Services featuring remarks from Secretary Kennedy and CMS Administrator, Dr. Oz, on the importance of supporting moms and families nationwide. The conversation brought together incredible voices and highlighted the shared commitment to making trusted resources and support more accessible for mothers across the country.

Your health matters, this National Women’s Health Week and every week. Taking time to focus on your health can lead to better outcomes now & in the future. ➡️ Schedule a screening, check-up, or follow-up appointment today to stay on track. http://ms.spr.ly/6184vRshC

You play an important role in every step of your health journey whether you’re seeking help for a specific health condition or getting a checkup. 💜

During National Women’s Health Week, access the “Your Health, Your Way” fact sheet to explore tips on how to improve your health care visits. http://ms.spr.ly/6186vRs2Y

🔎 New research is transforming from better understanding of hormones to advances in prevention, diagnosis, & treatment. These discoveries are helping improve care across the lifespan. During National Women’s Health Week, stay informed about the latest advances & what they may mean for your health. http://ms.spr.ly/6186vRsWu

This National Women's Health Week, we're highlighting the impact providers can have on women's long-term health and independence.

Sarcopenia is more than a normal part of aging. It’s a clinically recognized condition that can affect strength, mobility, and quality of life over time.

Providers like you can make a real difference by identifying early and supporting strength and independence as women age.

Explore resources to support patient conversations and screening: http://ms.spr.ly/6183vRqQl

Menopause can affect sleep, mood, & bone & , but small steps can make a difference.
🦴 Support bone health
❤️ Protect heart health
😴 Prioritize sleep
🧠 Pay attention to mood

➡️ This National Women’s Health Week, talk with a health care provider about ways to manage symptoms & support your health. http://ms.spr.ly/6187vROo1

National Women's Health Week is a time to focus on prevention.

Sarcopenia, or the loss of muscle strength over time, is often mistaken for normal aging. But identifying changes early can help support long-term mobility and independence. One conversation can make a lasting impact.

Routine visits—especially during midlife—can be a good time to start that conversation.

Download the Conversation Guide for Providers to support early detection in practice:
http://ms.spr.ly/6189vR1QB

Healthy habits play a powerful role in reducing your risk for .
🍎 Eat balanced meals
🏃‍♀️ Stay active
🧘‍♀️ Manage stress
😴 Get enough sleep

These small steps can lead to better health outcomes over time. Learn more this National Women’s Health Week. http://ms.spr.ly/6187vueNx