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FDA has free #MaternalHealth resources to support you and your baby before, during, and after your #pregnancy. Read and share FDA Office of Women’s Health resources by visiting their Maternal Health Matters webpage. 💗 This image is an FDA poster featuring three smiling individuals. One holds a baby. The text reads: "Maternal Health Matters and it starts before pregnancy." The FDA logo is in the top right corner. by @fda
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You don’t have to face #UterineFibroids alone – the FDA Office of Women’s Health can help you. Visit their Uterine Fibroids webpage. Share FDA’s free resources to learn more about #fibroids, common symptoms, and your treatment options. #FDAWomen Two hands are shown against a teal background. One hand holds a small object resembling an apple seed, and the other holds a grapefruit. The text on the image mentions that uterine fibroids can range in size from an apple seed to a grapefruit. An FDA logo is present, along with a web address for more information. by @fda
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8 days ago
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Did you know that Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) has a new name? Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome — or PMOS — is the updated name for a condition that affects millions of women. Visit the FDA Office of Women’s Health Polycystic Ovary Syndrome webpage for everything you need to know about PCOS/PMOS and talk with your health care provider about your risk. #WomensHealth A person with long hair stands in front of a teal background. Text on the image reads, "Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has a new name: Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS)." The FDA logo is in the lower-left corner. by @fda
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9 days ago
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What you eat matters. #Nutrition plays an important role in a woman’s overall health. Read FDA’s Office of Women’s Health #NWHW2026 blog – Know Your Nutrition: Empowering Women to Make Informed Food Choices – to help you and your family make informed food choices. #EatRealFood A person wearing glasses and a green sweater is using a tablet at a table with various fruits, vegetables, and juice. The image includes the text "Nutrition plays an important role in a woman’s overall health," and features the FDA logo in the top right corner. by @fda
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12 days ago
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Recalls happen, but staying informed doesn’t have to be hard. The image is an informative graphic from the FDA discussing product recalls. It features icons such as a syringe, smartphone with a heart symbol, and paw prints, along with text prompting users to swipe for more information. by @fda
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One size does not fit all in #OvarianCancer treatment. Watch the FDA Office of Women’s Health webinar to learn about high-grade serous ovarian cancer, early diagnosis challenges, and current treatment options. Visit FDA’s YouTube playlist to see the webinar. #WomensHealth A person in a white coat smiles against a blue background. Text on the image reads: "Learn about high-grade serous ovarian cancer (HGSOC) with FDA." The FDA logo is in the bottom left corner. by @fda
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13 days ago
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The @cdcgov has declared the Taylor Farms–related Cyclospora outbreak over. The FDA’s investigation and related activities remain ongoing. Visit fda.gov to see our new post-response page to learn more about the agency’s continued work and future efforts. by @fda
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🎒 We’re Putting artificial colors on recess! Food manufacturers and industry groups have committed to removing certified petroleum-based colors from a range of foods offered in K-12 schools beginning with the 2026-27 school year. And the work doesn’t stop at the cafeteria. FDA is tracking industry commitments to phase out petroleum-based food dyes more broadly from the U.S. food supply. by @fda
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On the 25th anniversary of September 11, we remember the lives lost and the families and communities forever changed by the events of that day. We honor the courage and selflessness of the first responders who came to the aid of others, and all those who answered the call to serve in the days and years that followed. As we reflect on this National Day of Service and Remembrance, we are reminded of the importance of service itself – to our country, our communities, and one another. We will never forget. City skyline at night with two beams of light shining upward, symbolizing the Twin Towers. The Statue of Liberty is illuminated in the foreground. Text reads "Never Forget September 11, 2001" with the FDA logo in the top right corner. by @fda
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Sun safety is always in season. It’s important to protect your skin from sun damage throughout the year, no matter what the weather. by @fda
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#CollegeWomen, this one’s for you! The FDA Office of Women’s Health wants to help you make your health a priority this semester. Whether you’re looking for tips on mental health, nutrition, medications or other health topics, we have free #WomensHealth resources just for you! Explore our College Women's Health webpage today. #BacktoSchool A group of three people smiling, standing closely together. The backdrop is teal. Text reads: "FDA Office of Women's Health has free resources to help you stay healthy this semester. Visit www.fda.gov/collegewomen to learn more." The FDA logo is in the top right corner. by @fda
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#DYK that FDA offers free educational resources just for women? Visit the FDA Office of Women's Health – Women’s Health Topics webpage to explore and share trusted information on #WomensHealth topics. Learn about prevention, early detection, treatment, and how certain health conditions can affect women differently. by @fda
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