Global researcher and advocate for the improvement of child and maternal nutrition, Angeline Jeyakumar, discusses iron deficiency, a common issue in women’s health, for National Women’s Health Month.

May is designated as National Women’s Health Month, a time to raise awareness about the various health concerns that impact women across all age groups. This commemoration reminds women to prioritize their overall wellbeing and seek proper medical care whenever necessary.

This year, the Office on Women’s Health, a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the agency overseeing the National Women’s Health Week from May 12 to 18, aims to “empower women to take charge of their health journeys and shine a light on health issues unique to women.” The agency also indicated on its website that it hopes that this year’s commemoration will set the stage for women to freely voice their health needs and concerns.

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https://www.unr.edu/nevada-today/blogs/2024/investing-in-womens-health

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