Women’s Health, Rooted in Evidence

Preventive health information, digital self-care tools, and resources alongside articles by Dr. Rasha Morad MD.

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ACOG Pregnancy Due-Date Calculator

Official ACOG tool that estimates a pregnancy due date using the last menstrual period and first accurate ultrasound.

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Preventive Health Wheel
Cancer Screening
Cardiovascular Health
Mental Wellness
Safety & Support
Reproductive & Fertility

A Lifetime of Prevention

The Women’s Preventive Services Initiative (WPSI) outlines essential services at every life stage. Explore each pillar below.

Cancer Screening

For women at average risk, the USPSTF recommends mammograms every 2 years from ages 40 to 74. Cervical cancer screening generally applies from ages 21 to 65; the test and interval depend on age and history.

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Key Focus Areas

  • Annual wellness exams: Comprehensive physicals, labs, and cancer screening tailored to age and risk profile.
  • Family planning: Shared decision-making across hormonal, non-hormonal, and fertility-preservation options.
  • Bone-health optimization: Vitamin D guidance, resistance training, and bone-density screening when indicated.
  • Cardiometabolic care: Lipid and blood-pressure control, lifestyle coaching, and metabolic labs.
  • Mental wellness & sleep hygiene: Evidence-based CBT-i, mindfulness, and stress-mitigation resources.
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Additional Trusted Resources

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U.S. Office on Women’s Health

Federal hub offering evidence-based articles, guidelines, and interactive tools for every life stage.

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ACOG Patient Education

Authoritative FAQs, procedure explainers, and policy statements from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

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CDC Women’s Health Topics

Comprehensive data, vaccine schedules, and lifestyle guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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