HealthyWomen

10/21/2026

Now is the time to make your voice heard!

HealthyWomen is up for the 2026 Anthem Community Voice award for our campaign “You, Me and HIV.”

We’re grateful that our work has resonated with so many people. If you’re one of them, let us know by heading on over to the link and voting for us by October 29!

https://celebrate.anthemawards.com/PublicVoting #/2026/health/industry-specific-program/non-profit

The Anthem Awards

10/21/2026

Prostate cancer means physical changes for the person who gets it – and it can also affect the way they connect with their partner.

But intimacy isn’t defined by s*x alone. It can also mean honesty, tenderness, patience and laughing together.

Read about navigating s*x and intimacy after a partner’s prostate cancer diagnosis.

Prostate cancer treatment can change s*x and intimacy for both partners. Here's what women should know about navigating those changes and finding new ways to connect.

10/20/2026

This World Osteoporosis Day, we’re taking a look at what you might have heard about bone disease … and what you should actually know.

Read our latest:

Find out the facts and learn how to reduce your risk for bone disease

10/20/2026

Taking care of your mental health is part of taking care of your overall health. That’s the conversation HealthyWomen is continuing with “I’m Fine.”

Our CEO Beth Battaglino joined Lancôme and Anxiety and Depression Association of America - ADAA for a discussion on the realities of women's mental health, and why it's OK to not be fine.

If you've been meaning to check in with yourself, “I’m Fine” is a great place to start. Take a quick, confidential mental health self-assessment: https://bit.ly/4zJoJgl

10/18/2026

New data from our survey with The Harris Poll shows a disconnect that’s easy to miss: Family history of Alzheimer’s and dementia is common among women, and so is noticing early cognitive changes. But only 9% say a clinician has ever brought up brain health during a visit.

Family history and changes in memory or thinking are common enough that brain health deserves a place in routine care conversations, not an afterthought.

See the full findings: https://www.healthywomen.org/alzheimers-early-testing-survey

10/17/2026

Can you tell your menopause facts from fictions?

Read our latest Busted! debunking menopause myths:

We're hitting the stop button on these common misconceptions about “the change”

10/16/2026

We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve been named a 2026 Anthem Awards Finalist for our “You, Me and HIV” campaign!

That means we’re eligible for the Anthem Community Voice award — and you can help us receive that honor! All you have to do is vote at the link below by October 29.

Huge thanks to the The Anthem Awards for the recognition, and huge thanks to you for the support.

https://celebrate.anthemawards.com/PublicVoting #/2026/health/industry-specific-program/non-profit

10/16/2026

Let’s talk ADHD!

In part 1 of our WomenTalk: ADHD series, Senator Angela Alsobrooks, Carolyn Lentzsch-Parcells, MD, and Erica Rimlinger tell us about their experiences with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, getting diagnosed and what it’s really like to live with ADHD as a woman.



https://bit.ly/4hNxHDb

Breaking down the facts and hearing firsthand what it's like to live with ADHD

10/15/2026

This month, our TechTalk investigates innovations designed to help you manage menopause.

Read all about them:

From tracking the hot flashes you forget to write down to cooling your bed before night sweats wake you up, emerging tools are trying to make menopause more manageable

10/15/2026

We have a new addition to our Savvy and 65 Medicare Guide.

Our Obesity chapter breaks down what women should know about obesity, treatment options and navigating care as they approach and enter Medicare.

Created with Society for Women's Health Research to make Medicare a little easier to understand.

Explore the guide:

https://medicareforwomen.org/obesity/?utm_campaign=medicare-guidebook-obesity&utm_source=website&utm_medium=social