10.12.23 | Bone Health
Exercise for Bone Health: A Call to Action
Guest author Rebekah Rotstein, NCPT, founder of Buff Bones® and member of SWHR Bone Health Working Group, shares tips for building healthier bones across the lifespan.
10.3.23 | Bone Health
The Role of Federal Agencies in Supporting Women’s Bone Health Early and Often: A Policy Imperative
Bone health is important for overall health. Bones protect the body’s organs from injury as well as store and […]
9.26.23 | Bone Health
The Importance of Caring for Your Bones Early and Often
Taking proactive measures to support bone health early, especially while bones are still developing, can help build bone and reduce […]
12.16.22 | Alzheimer's Disease
SWHR Celebrates 2022 Champions for Women’s Health
SWHR is proud to honor Claire Gill of the Bone Health & Osteoporosis Foundation and Pamela D. Price of The Balm In Gilead for their work in women’s health in 2022 and beyond.
11.14.22 | Bone Health
Recommendations for Improving Women’s Bone Health Throughout the Lifespan
The Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) published an article in the Journal of Women’s Health, reviewing the current state […]
10.24.22 | Diagnostics
Diagnostic Testing Can Help Women Improve Health at Every Stage of Life
The Value of Diagnostics within Women’s Health series in 2022 featured six public forums that sought to highlight the role of screening and diagnostics throughout a woman’s lifespan.
8.31.22 | Bone Health
SWHR Releases First Issue-Specific Policy Agenda, With a Focus on Bone Health
The Bone Health Policy Agenda is a call action that builds upon earlier women's bone health policy priorities from SWHR and aims to improve bone health outcomes for women.
8.29.22 | Bone Health
Promoting Bone Health Through Policy: A Call to Action
As the United States population ages, the burden of fractures across the country is expected to rise. However, through the […]
8.19.22 | Bone Health
Stronger than Sticks and Stones: Promoting Women’s Bone Health through Preventive Care
Approximately 54 million Americans have low bone mass, placing them at increased risk for osteoporosis and bone fracture. Risk of […]
