The members of the WIT’s Female-Specialized Health Care Programs have a vision to build an Air Force health care system that strengthens high quality women’s care.

The NIH describes PCOS as under-recognized, underdiagnosed, and understudied

In an area dominated by men, the military can still be a harsh environment for women, commanders say.

Air Force Lt. Col. details her struggle with depression, anxiety and suicide ideation

Resources and support for survivors of sexual assault and military trauma.

The online, self-paced Women’s Health Transition Training makes everything you need to know about VA women’s health services available anytime, anyplace.

Maternity care is vital to women’s health. Military health provides care during and after pregnancy, including new standard practices to care for postpartum hemorrhage, which accounts for more than 10% of maternal deaths in the U.S.

TRICARE covers a wide variety of well-woman services, including a benefit that began in 2020, 3-D Mammography,

Sexual assault awareness and prevention is at the top of the Department of Defense’s priorities.

Navy Capt. (Dr.) Lynelle Boamah confidently stands with feet firmly planted atop two recent significant months.

Women military health leaders speak on way toward equity and limitless opportunities.

Dr. Mary Edwards Walker’s persistence and disregard for societal norms was central to the role that women can play in the DOD and MHS today.

DHA-PI 6025.35 provides guidance for implementation of a postpartum hemorrhage bundle at all MTFs providing obstetrical care.

Women’s mental health can be more affected by transitioning than men’s, speakers’ series attendees hear.

STIs are important to identify and treat because they can impact service members’ health and readiness, as well as their ability to perform their duties.