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Thanks Marija Butkovic for taking a look at this study. The menstrual cycle is a vital sign and can alert us to indicators of risk for cardiometabolic health.

Did you know the longest survey in the Apple Women’s Health Study takes five minutes to complete? That takes less time than answering five emails. Learn more about how easy it is to join this study that is revolutionizing #womenshealth : hsph.me/awhs

Happy Mother's Day! 🌸

To all moms and maternal figures, thank you for your love, strength, and endless support.

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Want to help researchers understand the menstrual cycle? Join the Apple Women's Health Study Health Study and make your mark on #health by completing short surveys! Learn more: bit.ly/2N3PRkZ

Excited to share some groundbreaking findings from the Apple Women's Health Study #Health Study! We explored the relationship between irregular #menstrual cycles and cardiometabolic health.

Check out our work on understanding how #irregularcycles in early life and adulthood may be an indicator for higher prevalence of cardiometabolic conditions among individuals with and without #PCOS 👇

Our publication, 'Irregular Cycles, Ovulatory Disorders, and Cardiometabolic Conditions in a US-Based Digital Cohort' was published by JAMA Network Open. 👏

Read 📖: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

The future of #health research is you. Your participation in Apple Women's Health Study
will enable innovative #research that would have been impossible before now. Ready to contribute to #PublicHealth discovery? Learn how to get involved: bit.ly/2N3PRkZ

Introducing Luke Duttweiler! Joining us as a postdoctoral research fellow back in September 2023, Luke's expertise and dedication have been wonderful to add to the team.

Want to help researchers understand the menstrual cycle? Join the Apple Women's Health Study and make your mark on health by completing short surveys! Learn more: hsph.harvard.edu/applewomenshea…

The future of health #research is you! Help researchers learn more about how #menstruation affects overall health. Download the Research app to enroll in the Apple Women's Health Study today: apple.co/3aWRHQX

Steps to enroll in Apple Women's Health Study:
1. Download the Apple #Research app from the App Store and install it on your iPhone
2. In the app, select the Apple Women’s #Health Study
3. Go through the introduction and consent process
Have other questions? bit.ly/2XRrRGQ

Meet Carrie Sarcoine, our awesome project manager! 🌟 She joined our team effortlessly in October 2023 and her expertise has been helping us drive our projects forward.

Why should you participate in the Apple Women's Health Study #Health Study? You may help to advance the understanding of the biological and social determinants of women’s health! Download the #Research App to enroll: apple.co/3sfHxT1 #MenstrualHealth #Research #DigitalHealth #Periods

Are you participating in Apple Women’s Health Study? If yes, check your Research App for this month’s Health Check-in Survey. If no, head to our website for information about our digital study! hsph.me/awhs

#Menstrualhealth is connected to our overall health! The Apple Women's Health Study #Health Study aims to understand the relationship between menstrual cycles and various health conditions across the lifespan, including #cancer . More about the study: bit.ly/3cBPyvL

.Apple Women's Health Study aims to advance the understanding of the menstrual cycle and its relationship to various conditions including #infertility , #menopause , and #health across the lifespan. Find out if you are eligible for this #research study: bit.ly/3bRWFQf #MenstrualHealth

The Apple Women's Health Study #Health Study educates! Not only can you learn about your #period , body, and #health , but the information you share will educate researchers on how to best address women’s and reproductive health issues. Enroll today! hsph.me/awhs