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National Women's Health Week

May 11-17, 2025

National Women’s Health Week Ambassadors

National Women's Health Week 2025

Ambassadors are public health leaders and officials, health care experts, women’s health advocates, influencers, celebrities, and entrepreneurs who are champions for women’s health. They voluntarily help the Office on Women’s Health promote National Women’s Health Week to women nationwide, including the ambassadors' communities, networks, and followers.

Explore the National Women’s Health Week messages from our ambassadors below and share them with your networks to help spread the word about this year’s NWHW observance.

Usha VanceSecond Lady Usha Vance
Secretary Linda McMahonSecretary Linda McMahon
Secretary Kelly LoefflerSecretary Kelly Loeffler
Dorothy Fink, M.D.Dorothy Fink
Richelle West MarshallRichelle West Marshall
Riley GainesRiley Gaines
Angela Stanton-KingAngela Stanton-King
Loren RidingerLoren Ridinger
Vani HariVani Hari
Savannah ChrisleySavannah Chrisley
Alison CernichAlison Cernich
Stephanie HaridopolosStephanie Haridopolos
RADM Denise HintonRADM Denise Hinton
Laura KavanaghLaura Kavanagh
Juanika Mainor-HarperJuanika Mainor-Harper
Kaveeta P. VasishtKaveeta P. Vasisht
LCDR Candace Marshall HumphreyLCDR Candace Marshall Humphrey
LCDR Catharine PritchardLCDR Catharine Pritchard
Anita ThurakalAnita Thurakal
Gina S. WeiGina S. Wei
Elizabeth WalshElizabeth Walsh
Karen WylieKaren Wylie

Please note: The personal statements and opinions expressed by ambassadors are their own and do not represent the views of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services or the Office on Women’s Health. Reference in this website to these ambassadors does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by HHS or OWH of the ambassadors or any related products, processes, services, or companies. 

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Page last updated: May 16, 2025