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Protecting and Advancing Women's HealthFDA Office of Womens Health

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

  • Scientific engagement—Cross-Agency consultants for guidance, policy direction, and emerging issues.
  • Funding for research and educational projects—progress understanding and application of sex differences analysis.
  • Network of over 100,000 individuals and organizations.
  • Unique liaison between external entities and FDA

Office of Women's Health Overview


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Women's Health Topics

Women often spend so much time helping others that they don't take time for themselves. Take time to focus on good health.

Free Publications For Women

Easy-to-read publications on a variety of health topics. Download or order free copies, available in several languages.

Women's Health Research

We promote and conduct research initiatives that facilitate FDA regulatory decision-making and advance the understanding of sex differences and health conditions unique to women.

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FDA Office of Women's Health

The Office of Women's Health e-Update highlights women's health initiatives, meetings, and regulatory safety information from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

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