Contact

One address, used for everything to do with the library.

Correspondence: info@nationalwomenshealth.org

What this address is for

• Corrections: a page that states something inaccurately, omits an important warning, or no longer matches current published guidance.
• Editorial questions: how a topic was written, what a page means, or why something is covered the way it is.
• Rights and permissions: requests to quote or reuse material from the library.
• Privacy requests, as described on the privacy page.

What cannot be answered

Personal medical questions. No message sent to this address can be answered with individual advice, because that requires a history, an examination and a professional relationship. A symptom that is new, persistent, worsening or frightening needs an appointment rather than an email.

Nothing sent here reaches a clinician, and the address should never be used for anything urgent.

Practical notes

There is no telephone number, no postal address and no contact form. Messages are read and answered in writing, in English, and replies are not immediate. Messages about corrections are the most useful kind to receive: quoting the page address and the sentence in question makes a fix much faster.