National Center of
Excellence in
Women's Health
Sponsored by the US
Public Health
Service, Department of Health and Human Services
Welcome!
Since
1997, UCLA has been designated a National Center of
Excellence in Women's Health by the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services, one of only 20 centers
nationwide and two in the west. This distinction recognizes UCLA as a
model for women's health care, uniting research, clinical care, medical
training, public health education and the promotion of women
professionals around a common mission --to provide comprehensive, exemplary health education programs to women and girls that inform, support, and empower achievement of optimal health. Learn
more about the Centers of Excellence.
The
UCLA Center of Excellence (CoE) aims to:
provide
primary and specialty care
specifically
tailored for women
discover
new and more effective preventive, diagnostic, and therapeutic tools
through basic and clinical research
train young physicians and scientists
in women's health, including gender differences at the
basic science level
educate and empower women to
achieve their optimal health
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