<h1>Hospital gynecology advisory urges women in their 40s and 50s to get regular screenings for early detection and care</h1> A hospital's gynecology department issued a press-release style health advisory urging women in their 40s and 50s to undergo regular gynecological screenings to enable early detection of conditions such as cervical and ovarian cancer, osteoporosis, hormonal disorders and related mental-health effects. The communication lists recommended tests, describes multidisciplinary management, addresses stigma, and promotes preventive care. As a public-health advisory and promotional statement, it functions as informational guidance rather than individualized medical advice and includes a disclaimer distancing the distributor from editorial responsibility, which may limit publisher liability but does not supplant clinicians' duty of care.