self-advocacy

Dr. Laura Zucker and Dr. Parra Tomkins talk about menopause care, including the program they created called the Hot Flash Café to support their patients.

Dr. Nanette Santoro provides tips for navigating online information (and misinformation) about menopause symptoms and treatments.

What are the differences among obstetrician-gynecologists (OB-GYNs), family physicians, and midwives?

Our health care system need to provide better menopause care. What do we need and how can we advocate for it?

This handout, geared toward advocates and survivors, provides an overview of stalking and online harassment of trans people and communities.

OBOS program associate Grace Koch hosts a crucial conversation with OB-GYN and Complex Family Planning Subspecialist Dr. Kristyn Brandi, about access to contraception, freedom of choice, and the impact of birth control on our reproductive autonomy.

This multimedia zine is a fantastic resource for people with chronic vulvovaginal and pelvic pain (and those who care about them).

If you are in need of access to, or have question about, abortion and contraception, this list of resources is a good place to start.

This article explores the utility of ejection fraction for heart failure patients and provides other means of understanding the condition better.

LS encourages women to advocate for themselves in conversations with their doctors about their weight.

A plethora of resources to help us understand, and overcome, social isolation. Includes an assessment tool and an interactive map.

This article discusses the work of financial coach Saundra Davis, on helping women recognize their personal power within a system that is oppressive.