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Policy Briefing: Women’s Health Is a Readiness Issue

Watch as our panel of experts briefs policymakers on the outcomes of the first phase of the Ready, Healthy & Able program.

By HealthyWomen Editors
I November 6, 2023

In response to the Department of Defense’s 2020 report on the Health Status of Active-Duty Servicewomen, HealthyWomen developed the Ready, Healthy & Able program. Watch as our panel of experts describe the state of healthcare for servicewomen and service members assigned female at birth, the program components and successes, and what Ready, Healthy & Able has in store for the future.

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Originally Published 11/06/2023

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This resource was created with support from the Ready, Healthy & Able program funders.

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