Women's Health

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  Summer health and safety tips doctors want you to know

  Recommendations from the American Medical Association

  School is out, the days are long, and the temperature is rising. For a safer, healthier summer, follow these American Medical Association recommendations. read more »
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  How women experience heart disease differently

  Symptoms are not always obvious

  Most people think of heart attacks as debilitating pain in the chest. However, that’s not always the case, especially for women, and missing the signs can be a matter of life and death. read more »
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  Take steps now to protect your vision

  Regular eye exams are the best thing you can do

  Your quality of life and overall well-being depend on developing healthy habits. These practices are essential to your eye health. read more »
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  Save a life from stroke

  Tips from the American Stroke Association

  Strokes can happen to anyone, at any age – even young people. Despite being one of the leading causes of death and long-term disability in the United States, strokes are largely preventable, treatable and beatable – if you can control your risk factors. read more »
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  Use caution when purchasing vitamins and dietary supplements

  Tips from New York State Division of Consumer Protection

  The New York Department of State’s Division of Consumer Protection is warning consumers to take precautions when selecting vitamins and dietary supplements. read more »
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  Protecting the health of Black women during pregnancy and beyond

  Supporting awareness, activism and community-building

  Held annually in April, Black Maternal Health Week is a campaign that supports awareness, activism and community-building? to amplify ?the voices, perspectives and lived experiences of Black mothers. read more »