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Written By Lee Ann Moyer

The Center for Women's Health website had not had a comprehensive review in nearly a decade, with many outdated pages. As part of my duties, I completed a complete site audit, established a new navigation menu, and refreshed content to improve SEO and site performance. I also held photoshoots to fill the site pages with images that better reflect OHSU's branding and style.

I also wrote regular articles women’s health news and policy, which then funneled into our popular Women’s Health Monthly newsletter, which I published.

Below are examples of some of these efforts. In anticipation of a website redesign, I am expecting existing URLs to no Note that all pieces are reviewed by a medical team prior to publication. However, this content is not intended to serve as medical advice and is no longer under regular review by medical professionals. It is included here only as part of my portfolio of work.

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Closing the Gender Pain Gap: Your Gynecologist Has Pain Control Options
Closing the Gender Pain Gap: Your Gynecologist Has Pain Control Options

Research on pain during gynecologic procedures shows that many patients either grit their teeth (assuming their pain is normal), or they avoid seeking care altogether. However, there are many ways your gynecologist can help.

Rethinking Drinking: Alcohol and Women’s Health
Rethinking Drinking: Alcohol and Women’s Health

At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, alcohol consumption among women rose 19%, and they experienced 29% more alcohol-related complications. While those numbers have improved since 2020, women still are at higher risk of complications from alcohol than men. 

Is the Pandemic Making My Hair Fall Out?
Is the Pandemic Making My Hair Fall Out?

Hair loss in women is surprisingly common, and it appears to be on the rise. With more people experiencing hair loss since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, some have wondered if the virus is to blame. To answer that question, and to learn more about how hair loss may look different in women, we spoke with Dr. Noelle Teske, a dermatologist at OHSU.

Lee Ann Moyer https://www.gulchmedia.com
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