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In this section: About OWH

OWH Historical Information

From the FDA Office of Women's Health

The FDA Office of Women’s Health was established by Congress in 1994, as part of the Office of the FDA Commissioner.

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OWH history

OWH serves as the principal advisor to the Commissioner and other key Agency officials on scientific, ethical, and policy issues relating to women's health.

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Take Time to Care program

This OWH outreach initiative has been providing busy women with reliable, easy-to-read health information since 1998.

Training and education

Find continuing education opportunities and other upcoming women’s health events.

About OWH: What we do

OWH works to advance the health of women through scientific programs, policy development, research, education and outreach.

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OWH Historical Information

From the FDA Office of Women's Health