womenshealth.gov

Official X account for the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Office on Women’s Health. Following/being followed and RTs do not equal endorsement.

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

Advancing care starts with informed providers. Check out the brand-new HHS Office on Women’s Health continuing medical education (CME/CE) page with courses on key women’s health topics, including #menopause, #syphilis, #BreastCancer, and #sarcopenia. https://t.co/BifRS5hMi2

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

Providers can play a key role in supporting long-term health and independence.

#Sarcopenia is more than normal aging—it can impact quality of life. Recognizing changes early can support screening and care.

Start the conversation today: https://t.co/bexQFsMfI0

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

#ICYMI: 📣 New OWH publication: Check out this article, published in Lancet, which introduces a new maternal Prenatal Risk Index (m‑PRI) that improves identification of severe maternal morbidity (SMM) by accounting for mortality‑informed SMM (https://t.co/XzHHuYyg1e).

Access here:
• Full Article: https://t.co/n6IpVlDfJz
• Press Release: https://t.co/9Ed2EY4euh

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

#Sarcopenia, the loss of muscle and strength that can occur with aging, can start as early as your 30s. HHS OWH’s #StrongerThanSarcopenia campaign empowers women to take action and regain strength through healthy habits. Learn more: https://t.co/GXUgiHR4k5

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

ICYMI: The launch of https://t.co/cGS0SZn1Vg was a major success! Earlier this month, Dr. Haridopolos hosted the https://t.co/cGS0SZn1Vg roundtable at @HHSgov, featuring remarks from @SecKennedy and @DrOzCMS 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.

[U.S. Surgeon General @Surgeon_General]

In teenagers we see pronounced mental health effects, especially related to social media, around depression, low self-esteem, and body image concerns. Nearly 5 out of 10 teenagers have been cyberbullied. Find solutions now: link in replies

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

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. #NWHW https://t.co/nO5CGudNus

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

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. #NWHW https://t.co/eaCGd9YbRB

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

🔎 New research is transforming #WomensHealth 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. #NWHW https://t.co/uaL1MDDW5e

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

This #NWHW, providers can play a key role in supporting long-term health and independence.

#Sarcopenia is more than normal aging—it can impact quality of life. Recognizing changes early can support screening and care.

Start the conversation today: https://t.co/3Lw7X9OKT9

#NWHW #WomensHealth #PreventiveCare #HealthyAging #ClinicalPractice

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

#DYK your daily food choices can help lower your risk of diet-related chronic disease, like high blood pressure and diabetes? This #NWHW2026 take steps to #KnowYourNutrition. Learn how with @FDAWomenExternal Link Disclaimer https://t.co/agWYxQjgfR

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

Menopause can affect sleep, mood, & bone & #HeartHealth, 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. #NWHW #HealthyAging https://t.co/YBV3EcaB4Z

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

#NWHW highlights the importance of prevention.

Sarcopenia is often mistaken for normal aging, but identifying changes early can support long-term mobility and independence. One conversation can make all the difference.

Learn more:
https://t.co/o3xpUXmZSq

#NWHW #WomensHealth #PreventiveCare #HealthyAging #ClinicalPractice

[Dept. of Agriculture @USDA]

Healthy moms, healthy kids, healthy America. 🇺🇸

Visit https://t.co/Ui3swsxWv2 for the resources, information, and help every new and expecting mother needs to help her family thrive.

[ADM Brian Christine, MD @ADM_Christine]

Happy National Women’s Health Week!

Join me, along with, @womenshealth in celebrating with other Women’s Health Ambassadors this week as we focus on the health needs of women and girls at every stage of life. #NWHW

https://t.co/erm7NZ59zC

[U.S. Surgeon General @Surgeon_General]

Happy National Women’s Health Week!

Join me, along with @HHS Office on @womenshealth, in celebrating with other Women’s Health Ambassadors this week as we focus on the health needs of women and girls at every stage of life. #NWHW

[FDAWomen @FDAWomen]

Download our new #NWHW2026 Partner Social Media Toolkit for social media posts, graphics, and more. Share this toolkit with the women you care about and help FDA spread the word about why nutrition matters for women. https://t.co/OQYUnSKLyy
#KnowYourNutrition

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

Healthy habits play a powerful role in reducing your risk for #ChronicDisease.
🍎 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. #NWHW https://t.co/qaGcgXLtwj

[ADM Brian Christine, MD @ADM_Christine]

Moms deserve clear, accessible, and trustworthy resources to support their health and their families. Proud to celebrate the launch of https://t.co/siPQQCJmKf — a one stop shop to help connect mothers with the information and support they need. Every mom deserves to feel empowered and informed.

[womenshealth.gov @womenshealth]

Hormones play a key role in your health, from energy and mood to heart and #BoneHealth 💜🦴. Understanding your body can help you make informed health decisions. During National Women’s Health Week, learn about how hormones can affect your health. #NWHW #WomensHealth https://t.co/I9JF7SsNu5