This month, we celebrate Women’s History Month and mark International Women’s Day on March 8th. To honor these significant occasions and emphasize the urgent need for heightened investment in women’s health research, we sat down with Dr. Elizabeth Garner.

February marks both American Heart Month and Black History Month. To learn more about the importance of accessible cardiac care and the broader role providers play in helping women navigate their screening and prevention options, we sat down with Dr. Barbara Hutchinson.

AWHP is committed to raising awareness about cervical cancer screening and prevention, and advancing policies that promote cervical health. Learn more about the importance of cervical cancer screening and women’s screening and prevention options with Dr. Verda Hicks.

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month. AWHP is committed to making sure women are fully informed on all things related to holistic screening and early detection – as well as advancing policies that support breast health and early detection.

As president of the National Medical Association, the oldest national African American medical association in the U.S. and an organization committed to eliminating health disparities, Dr. Lawson is working to foster health equity by ensuring that all women have the resources they need to make informed decisions about their health.

Dr. Cheruba Prabakar, CEO of Lamorinda Gynecology and Surgery, is renowned for her expertise in treating uterine fibroids and her commitment to improving women’s health. As an AWHP Advisory Council Member, she advocates for equitable access to care and shares insights on women’s health during Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month.