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In this section: Women's Health

OWH Resources for Stakeholders

From the FDA Office of Women's Health

OWH offers a variety of resources for stakeholders, to help you educate your communities and patients on women’s health topics.

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Collaborate with us

OWH invites you to join us in educating women and women’s health stakeholders.

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College Women’s Campaign

Resources for campus leaders, college health professionals, and parents, to help connect young women to health and safety information.

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Pink Ribbon Guide

A guide to help inform women about the importance of mammography, provide resources, and plan Pink Ribbon events

OWH toolkits

Use these tools including social media posts, newsletter entries, and graphics to share women’s health information with your audience.

Order free publications

OWH offers free online and print publications on a variety of women’s health topics.

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Knowledge and News on Women’s Health (KNOWH) blog

View the Knowledge and News on Women’s Health (KNOWH) blog to learn more about a variety of important women’s health topics.

Sign up to receive the latest updates

Subscribe to receive our OWH monthly newsletter and important women’s health news alerts.

Pregnancy exposure registries

Information collected can help health care providers and others who are pregnant learn more about the safety of medicines and vaccines used during pregnancy.

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OWH Resources for Stakeholders

From the FDA Office of Women's Health