Women's Health on Twitter (Daily Digest) Update from The Office on Women’s Health (OWH)

		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @CDC_TB: #TB is still a life-threatening problem in this country. Get to know the personal experiences of people who were diagnosed and…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @ACFHHS: Find out what Children's Bureau grantees learned when they partnered with local faith-based groups to address human trafficking…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @foodsafetygov: Baker’s Tip: Raw flour, batter, and dough are not ready-to-eat. Flour must be thoroughly cooked or baked before eating t…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @samhsagov: #ICYMI: In 2018, more than 19.3M American adults had a substance use disorder. The newly designed https://t.co/ATERrfRzZZ…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @HHSGov: With large parts of the U.S. facing frigid temperatures, dangerous health risks like hypothermia can happen quickly. Stay safe…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @FDAWomen: #DYK some weight loss supplements have hidden active ingredients that could be harmful? Check out the FDA’s list of tainted w…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @TheHeartTruth: The #DASHEatingPlan is rich in vegetables, fruits, and whole grains and limits food that are high in saturated fat and s…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @CDC_Cancer: Getting screened for cervical cancer helps prevent the disease or find it early. Ask your health care provider about your s…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @NIDAnews: The use of opioids to treat acute and chronic pain contributed to approximately 10.3 million people age 12 years and older in…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @NCISymptomMgmt: Neutropenia, pronounced noo-troh-PEE-nee-uh, is a decrease in the number of white blood cells. These cells are the body…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @CDC_NCBDDD: #DYK our bodies use folic acid to make new cells? Think about your skin, hair, and nails! 400 mcg of #folicacid also helps…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @CDCChronic: Meal planning is part of healthy eating and maintaining a #HealthyWeight. Get tips on how you can plan healthy meals at hom…
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		womenshealth.gov womenshealth	17 Jan
		RT @HIVGov: Want to learn about @HHSGov’s Ready, Set, PrEP program? Join us for a webinar on January 29th at 2:00 p.m. ET. Learn more and r…
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