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Welcome to the Office of Women's Health Library

We're always stocked with informative publications that cover today's biggest concerns and timeless women's health issues. Feel free to look around, and check back regularly for new arrivals.

Get the Facts
A series of educational one-page fact sheets on a range of vital health topics that merit every woman's attention, including: Allergies, Stroke, Generic Drugs, Infertility, The Flu, and Asthma. Available free of charge in printed and electronic (PDF) format.

OWH Update
Read our quarterly newsletter highlighting the activities of OWH outreach and science programs.

Diabetes Brochure
Available in English and a variety of foreign languages, including Spanish, Japanese, Chinese and Vietnamese.

My Medicines Brochure
Available in English, Spanish and 12 other languages

Osteoporosis: Are You at Risk?

Facts About Vitamins and Other Dietary Supplements
Printer-friendly PDF version (24K)*
Spanish version (24K PDF)*

Facts About Generic Medicines
Printer-friendly PDF version (24K)*
Spanish version (25K PDF)*

Milestones in Women's Health: Looking Back as We Move into the New Millennium

Help Us Spread the Word with FREE Resources!

The Office of Women's Health makes it easy for you to share vital health messages with women in your organization, business, place of worship, and community. You can order up to 500 copies of any of the following materials free of charge.

To place your order, please contact 1-888-8PUEBLO.

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Some of these documents are in Portable Document Format (PDF) to retain the original format. To view or print these documents, you must use the Adobe Acrobat viewer. Acrobat is free and available directly from Adobe's Website with full installation instructions.

* You can save PDF files to your computer's hard drive without opening them. The method for doing this varies, depending on your operating system and browser type. In general, you would first put the mouse cursor over the appropriate link but DO NOT CLICK. Then, in Windows, right-click the mouse button. (On the Macintosh, just hold down the mouse button). From the menu this opens, select "Save target as," "Download link to disk" or another similar command and choose the location on your computer to which you want the file copied. Once the file is saved on your hard drive, you can then open it in Adobe Acrobat Reader.

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