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Uterine cancer is the most common gynecologic cancer in the United States. In 2026, an estimated 68,270 women will be diagnosed and approximately 14,450 will lose their lives to this disease.¹ June is Uterine Cancer Awareness Month. This issue of Policy Corner is for the women living with this diagnosis, those who have lost someone they love, and the advocates who show up every day pushing for better research, fairer treatment, and outcomes that don’t depend on your zip code

May 2026 | Women's Health Policy Something remarkable has been happening in statehouses across the country. For generations, menopause care was treated as optional, elective, or simply not covered. Women paid out of pocket for hormone therapy, pelvic floor physical therapy, bone health treatments, and specialist visits, or they went without. That is beginning to change, state by state, law by law. A National Movement Taking Shape Throughout 2025, an unprecedented 19 states