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Empowering Patients to Take Charge of Their Vaginal Health

1:55 | Family Medicine, Gastroenterology, Human Interest, Internal Medicine, Ob/Gyn, Patient Education, Preventative Health, Primary Care, Women’s Health

The Keep Her Awesome initiative was designed to raise awareness around vaginal health issues and stress the importance of consulting a medical professional for health advice. According to data on file with the Keep Her Awesome organization, “59% of women with BV tried to self-treat before they went to see an HCP.”

Roshini Rajapaska, MD
Women’s Health Advocate / Board-Certified Physician

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