List of the most popular hashtags for theme #WOMENSHEALTHWEEK

What do you want to know about menopause and perimenopause? It’s #WomensHealthWeek, and in this @todayshow series I take a closer look at women’s health and common misconceptions. #repost @todayshow Perimenopause? @MariaShriver reports on menopause and misconceptions. @MariaShriver continues our series on women and health care, this time speaking to a group of experts to clear up the common misconceptions about menopause, including information women in their 40s should be aware of. . . . #health #womenshealth #women #bodies #brain #brainhealth #menopause #perimenopause

It’s #WomensHealthWeek, and in my @todayshow series I’m reporting on women and health care. I talk to a group of experts to clear up the common misconceptions about menopause, including information women in their 40s should be aware of. What’s something else you want to know about #womenshealth, #menopause or #perimenopause? Leave your question in the comments. (Link to video in my bio.)

At Planned Parenthood, we believe sexual and reproductive health care IS health care — and that health care is a human right. That includes safe, legal abortion. Everyone deserves health care that’s free of shame, stigma, or judgment. #ThisIsHealthCare #HealthCare #IStandWithPP #WomensHealthWeek

It's #WomensHealthWeek and often, women miss out on comprehensive health check-ups. We're looking beyond the "bikinini exam," and into what it's like to learn more about your own personal health. #repost @todayshow Is gender bias affecting medical treatment? @MariaShriver has the story. @MariaShriver looks at an eye-opening new study examining how gender bias is impacting women’s health care. Plus, she shares vital medical tests to know about and what to do if you feel you’re being misdiagnosed.

A crazy schedule prevented me from finishing my posts about #womenshealthweek but I won’t let that stop me. Recently I have discovered yoga and it has been not only great for me but for Ruby as well. I was doing research about exercises to be a stronger hiker and I kept seeing yoga pop up. You don’t have to go to fancy classes. I just watch free classes on You tube and it has challenged me. To my surprise Ruby loves to follow along.....ok I should reword....Ruby loves to climb all over me when I’m trying to do yoga!! She will copy some things. But honestly she just loves to climb on me or sit in my lap. I am amazed though how smart she is when she does follow along. I hope this is something we can continue to work on as she grows. . . #yogawithkids #yogamama #gathre #yogamat #tryingnewthings #womenshealth #trisomy21 #yoginspiration #kidswhoyoga #motherhoodunplugged #downwarddog #downsyndromelove #therapysession #yogatherapy

Ladies, this #WomensHealthWeek, take action to take care of YOU! Make sure to get an exam whether done yourself or at a doctors office to make sure everything is feeling right. tell your doctor about your family health history. Being healthy shouldn’t be taken for granted. #StandUpToCancer. @SU2C #FindYourHealth

Putting the wellbeing of others ahead of their own is something women do without realising. As #WomensHealthWeek comes to an end we want to remind all women to make their mental health a priority. Whether you’re pouring yourself into your family, work or community – it’s important to take a moment to check in with yourself to understand what you need. If you’re feeling down, you can find support on our website (link in bio).

Keep it simple! ✨

Mon., February 4, 2019: World Cancer Day I will post the other days next. ️️️Today the world focuses on awareness/education on the emperor of all maladies--cancer. There are more than 100 types of cancer, and the causes are not entirely clear, especially in the case of childhood cancers. Here are some tips to try to reduce your risk: • Avoid tobacco • Avoid secondhand smoke • Limit alcohol • Protect your skin from the sun • Avoid indoor tanning • Increase your daily consumption of fruits & veggies • Keep a healthy weight (obesity is linked to 13 cancers) • Be physically active • Breastfeed, especially for longer than 1 year • Do all regular cancer screenings :@noel.alva Los Angeles, California