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Each year, National Women’s Health Week commences on Mother’s Day, urging women and girls to prioritize their health and well-being. The CDC has compiled a list of steps that you can take to prioritize your health this week and always! https://bit.ly/4alvEQF

The path to better health starts with strong communities, so we’re continuing to expand access to care and investing in resources that empower people to achieve their best health. See how http://spr.ly/6042gPQFe

Heading to the doc? 📝 Make a list of your concerns & questions. This little prep can make a big difference in getting the right care for you during National Women’s Health Week and always. #YourHealthYourWay #NWHW @womenshealth womenshealth.gov/nwhw

As we get close to the end of our exploration into the Future of Women’s Health, we have looked at socio-political trends to imagine a “worst-care” scenario for how caring for women’s health could evolve. Today is part 1 of the “worst-care” scenario told through the life of Jesse.     To read the full Future of Women’s Health white paper https://lnkd.in/gSK-aF9Z #Womenshealth

Heading to the doc? 📝 Make a list of your concerns & questions. This little prep can make a big difference in getting the right care for you during National Women’s Health Week and always. #YourHealthYourWay #NWHW womenshealth.gov/nwhw

WORLD POPULATION DAY Expanding universal health coverage in Nigeria through effective population management and utilizing accurate statistics is crucial. By understanding the demographics, health needs, and distribution of the population, policymakers can tailor healthcare services to specific groups more efficiently. Additionally, utilizing statistics helps in forecasting healthcare demands, allocating resources effectively, and monitoring progress towards universal health coverage goals. Integrating population management strategies with statistical analysis can enhance the country's healthcare system and ensure better health outcomes for all Nigerians. Royal Society for Public Health , Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland , Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences , World Health Organization ,

May is National Women’s Health Month! Take charge of your health by scheduling those overdue check-ups, screenings, and consultations. Remember, self-care isn't selfish; it's essential! #FoundationRiskPartners #WomensHealthMonth #SelfCare

Everyone has different health needs. But everyone, everywhere, needs quality health services and financial protection. The theme for this year’s Universal Health Coverage Day is, “Health for All: Time for Action”, emphasizing the need for immediate and tangible steps in creating the world we want. It calls for reflection on a decade of progress, challenges, and opportunities in advancing Universal Health Coverage. The time for action is now. #UHCDay #HealthForAll #UniversalHealthCoverage

Heading to the doc? 📝 Make a list of your concerns & questions. This little prep can make a big difference in getting the right care for you during National Women’s Health Week and always. #YourHealthYourWay #NWHW www.womenshealth.gov/nwhw

Heading to the doc? 📝 Make a list of your concerns & questions. This little prep can make a big difference in getting the right care for you during National Women’s Health Week and always. #YourHealthYourWay #NWHW www.womenshealth.gov/nwhw