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Schedule your annual flu shot by booking your appointment online or stop by one of our walk-in clinics.

Flu shots are available at the UHC during flu season, typically from September through April. 

Currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate women as well as faculty and staff are eligible for Women's Health Services. Women's Health is staffed by physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants who are trained in the examination, diagnosis, and treatment of healthy patients as well as those with common problems. 

Regardless of your gender identity, if you have a uterus, vagina, or breasts, we encourage you treat them to routine wellness exams and problem focused care when needed.

Emergency Contraception (EC) reduces the chance of pregnancy after unprotected sexual intercourse. Common situations in which EC could be used include forgetting to take several birth control pills in a row, having a condom break or slip off, or not using a birth control method during sex.

Free emergency contraception and free pregnancy tests are available at the Health Center Pharmacy. 

A 21-day Interactive Guide to help Lower Your Cannabis Tolerance and Re-Establish Balance.

Explore the University of Maryland Alcohol and Other Drug Policies, including medical emergency guidelines, student conduct codes, and recent biennial reports.

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list, but hopefully provides some guidance regarding small tweaks in practice that can have a big impact.

Please Note: 

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list, but hopefully provides some guidance regarding small tweaks in practice that can have a big impact.

Please Note that this is not an exhaustive list, but hopefully provides some guidance regarding small tweaks in practice that can have a big impact.

Discover practical strategies for effective communication, active listening, and conflict resolution in the workplace from the Faculty Staff Assistance Program at the University of Maryland Health Center. 

Pre-placement forms are required for various Occupational health surveillance programs on campus. Please make sure you complete your forms before arriving at your appointment. 

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