"The irony is that most women take better care of their cars than their body and that is in large part because an annual inspection is required to continue driving your car," says Donnica Moore, MD, a women's health expert based in Far Hills, N.J.

To encourage women to make the time for their own health, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is launching their 4th annual National Women's Health Week -- starting off with National Women's Check-Up Day on Monday, May 15.

"Just like we have stickers on our cars to get your inspection renewed, use this week or your birthday (as I do), to get your checkups," Moore says. There is no reason not to.

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