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That’s a wrap on #NWHW2026 🎉
Thanks for joining FDA Office of Women’s Health for this year’s celebration. Access FDA resources on their NWHW webpage to stay healthy and #KnowYourNutrition all year long.

Visit FDA Office of Women’s Health YouTube playlist to watch their new video on how FDA supports women in building healthier, more balanced diets.#KnowYourNutrition #NWHW2026

Visit FDA Office of Women’s Health #NWHW2026 Webpage to download their new Partner Social Media Toolkit for social media posts, graphics, and more. Share this toolkit with the women you care about and help FDA spread the word about why nutrition matters for women.
#KnowYourNutrition

Are you curious about how nutrition can impact your overall health? Visit FDA Office of Women’s Health new Knowledge and News on Women’s Health (KNOWH) blog during #NWHW2026
#KnowYourNutrition

Join FDA Office of Women’s Health for their special National Women’s Health Week webinar with @FDAfood. Tune in 5/13 and learn what FDA is doing to help you and your family #KnowYourNutrition by visiting FDA Office of Women’s Health #NWHW2026 webpage.

Women have unique nutritional needs that change across different life stages. Visit FDA Office of Women’s Health #NWHW2026 webpage for insights to help you make informed food choices. #KnowYourNutrition

Women have unique nutritional needs that change across different life stages. Visit FDA Office of Women’s Health #NWHW2026 webpage for insights to help you make informed food choices. #KnowYourNutrition

Women have unique nutritional needs that change across different life stages. Visit FDA Office of Women’s Health #NWHW2026 webpage for insights to help you make informed food choices. #KnowYourNutrition

Women have unique nutritional needs that change across different life stages. Visit FDA Office of Women’s Health #NWHW2026 webpage for insights to help you make informed food choices. #KnowYourNutrition

Women have unique nutritional needs that change across different life stages. Visit FDA Office of Women’s Health #NWHW2026 webpage for insights to help you make informed food choices. #KnowYourNutrition

Women have unique nutritional needs that change across different life stages. Visit FDA Office of Women’s Health #NWHW2026 webpage for insights to help you make informed food choices. #KnowYourNutrition

Happy National Women’s Health Week! 🎉This #NWHW2026 FDA Office of Women’s Health (OWH) is spotlighting #nutrition and its role in women’s health. Nutrition not only fuels your body but also helps reduce the risk of chronic diseases. Make it a priority to #KnowYourNutrition and visit OWH’s #NWHW2026 Webpage to learn more.

National Women’s Health Week is almost here! Join FDA Office of Women’s Health May 10th-16th to:
· Learn why #nutrition is so important to women’s health.
· See how FDA helps support healthier choices.
· Watch our #NWHW2026 webinar with FDA Human Foods Program 5/13.
Visit FDA Office of Women’s Health #NWHW2026 webpage to participate. #KnowYourNutrition

Happy #PublicServiceRecognitionWeek! FDA is proud to honor our everyday champions — the dedicated men and women of this agency who show up every day to protect the health and well-being of all Americans. A heartfelt thank you to all public servants across the U.S. for your tireless dedication to serving our nation.

Here’s an important update on infant formula 👇

The FDA just completed the largest and most rigorous study ever on chemical contaminants in infant formula sold in the U.S.

🍼 Over 300 products tested
📊 120,000+ data points analyzed

The outcome? The infant formula supply is safe!

The FDA is continuing to:
✔️ Test more products
✔️ Work with manufacturers
✔️ Set robust standards

This is all part of Operation Stork Speed, an initiative focused on protecting infant health.

“The reason this initiative is critical is because every day an efficacious drug stays off the market cost patient lives.”

— Kent Thoelke, CEO of Paradigm Health

"Now is the time to innovate in our process...because we are at an absolute pivotal stage in the drug development industry."

— Dr. Emma A. Meagher, Senior Vice Dean for Clinical and Translational Research, Senior Associate Vice Provost for Human Research at Penn