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Join the Office on Women's Health in helping women and girls reach and maintain a healthy weight by entering the Shape of Health: An Obesity Prevention Game challenge.
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6 Questions Answered: Seasonal Affective Disorder
Did you know the change in seasons can bring on a type of depression called seasonal affective disorder (SAD)? Get answers about SAD from a clinical psychologist.
Being There for Mom: My Caregiving Journey
Adrienne Glusman
For millennial caregivers, it comes at a time in our lives when we're working toward expected milestones.
Office on Women's Health
What's a migraine headache like? See what three women have to say about migraine triggers, living with migraine, and more.
OWH News: ADM Giroir Welcomes New OWH Director
Office on Women's Health
Dr. Dorothy Fink brings extensive experience treating women’s health issues to the Office on Women’s Health.
OWH Resolutions: Where Are They Now?
Last year, I asked some of my colleagues to share their plans for improving their health and well-being in 2018. As the year is coming to a close, I asked them to give us an update.
Healthy Cooking Tips Around the Holidays
Rather than skipping or cutting out your favorite dishes, why not try making a few small changes to your recipes to cook up healthier versions? Try these tips from a food blogger.
Your Family’s Health Is Your Health
“How could this happen to me?” This is what one of my colleagues says her mother kept saying after she found out she had heart disease.
Temeika L. Fairley
I was sitting next to her as she told her story of being diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer at the age of 27.
Communities Can Help Prevent Dating and Sexual Violence
The Community Preventive Services Task Force recently released a recommendation for interventions that aim to prevent or reduce dating and sexual violence among youth.
How to Encourage Girls to Go After Their Dreams
Brittney Storm Rankin
Check out these tips to encourage your daughter, granddaughter, niece, younger sister, or any girl you know to have the confidence to work toward her goals.
