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Mum takes her own life after struggling with menopause as community launches support network

Charlotte Sumbland, 47, from Swinton, died after struggling with symptoms of perimenopause.

Daily Record

Woman struggling with menopause took her own life, aged 47

"I still can't believe she felt so bad that she felt she had no option but to do what she did"

Wales Online

Naked Attraction's Anna Richardson on breaking menopause 'taboo' as she discusses 'amazing sex'

'It’s a bit of an unspoken thing but women really want to know about sex during menopause'

Wales Online

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Woman, 47, tragically took her own life after struggling with menopause

Charlotte Sumbland's friends are now trying to help others with symptoms

Manchester Evening News

‘My reproductive life is over? That’s liberating!’ Bridget Christie on comedy, TV and the menopause

What’s it like to break into television in your 50s? The award-winning standup talks about her new series The Change, her late-blooming career and her issues with Tupperware

The Guardian - UK

Expert shares top tips for those struggling with menopause during UK heatwave

From the dreaded night sweats to being stuck in a crowded and stuffy train, Dr Naomi Potter has offered up her best tips to deal with the menopause in the heat.

Daily Record

Expert shares tips for people struggling with menopause symptoms in the heat

From night sweats to dealing with stuffy trains, Dr Naomi Potter offers some advice

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Struggling with menopause symptoms in the heat? An expert shares tips

From night sweats to dealing with stuffy trains, Dr Naomi Potter offers some advice. By Abi Jackson.

The Independent UK

Don't believe the hype. 'Egg timer' tests can't reliably predict your chance of conceiving or menopause timing

Many women who want to have children and are getting older worry about their fertility. The “egg timer” blood test is marketed as an empowering way to give women insights to help them plan when to have children.

The Conversation

Millions of women are working during menopause, but US law isn't clear on employees' rights or employers' obligations

While she was interviewing Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler in March 2023, Drew Barrymore suddenly exclaimed: “I’m so hot … I think I’m having my first hot flash!”

The Conversation

Women in tech: What good practice should look like

Creating a modern and supportive environment that will attract and retain female talent requires impactful actions.

TechRadar

Boots shoppers claim 'magic' face cream has 'transformed their menopausal skin'

Shoppers say they've seen a 'real difference' after just one week of using the cream

Daily Mirror

Anna Richardson says she's 'reliving amazing sex of her 20s' with new boyfriend

Naked Attraction host Anna Richard says she's managed to 'recapture the amazing sex experiences' she had in her 20s with her new man and realised "Oh, I’m not dead from the waist down!"

Daily Mirror

Taking oestrogen pills for menopause ‘may increase risk of high blood pressure’

A study found that oral oestrogen was associated with a 14% higher risk of high blood pressure compared with oestrogen creams.

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Davina McCall calls for revolution on contraception: ‘I’m really, really angry’

McCall has previously hosted programmes on the menopause.

The Independent UK

Hormone patches or creams for menopause symptoms may have lower blood pressure risk than pills

Women often use hormone therapy to relieve hot flashes and other menopause symptoms — and new research suggests whether they choose pills, patches or creams might matter for their blood pressure

The Conversation

Hot flushes, night sweats, brain fog? Here's what we know about phytoestrogens for menopausal symptoms

While some women glide through menopause, more than 85% experience one or more unpleasant symptoms, which can impact their physical and mental health, daily activities and quality of life.

Belfast Live

Co Down woman's bid to help others suffering agony of endometriosis and menopause in silence

"We need to break the stigma around menopause and endometriosis so we can help other women going through the same journey."

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The Guardian - UK

All the rage: the rise of the menopause novel

Self-help shelves are filled with guides to surviving midlife, but where is the fiction? Lisa Allardice talks to Marian Keyes, Joanne Harris and others about ‘hot-flush lit’

Manchester Evening News

Defiant mum feared she would die after cancer diagnosis in her 20s as she fights back for her two kids

Throghout her fight with cancer, Abbie Turner has lost 90 per cent of her hair and faced the menopause

Evening Standard

New menopause and menstruation standards launched for workplaces

The British Standards Institute has published new guidance to support employees and help organisations retain staff

Daily Mirror

Lisa Snowdon, 51, says she's accepted she will never be a mum after early menopause

TV presenter Lisa Snowdon has accepted the fact that she will never welcome biological children with her fiancé George after going through the menopause early at 44-years-old

The Independent UK

Menopause and menstruation guidance launched for workplaces to support employees

The British Standards Institute has published a new standard to help organisations retain experienced and talented staff.

The Independent UK

Menopause and menstruation standard launched for workplaces to support employees

The British Standards Institute has published the new guidance to help organisations retain experienced and talented staff.

The Guardian - UK

Boys ‘mustn’t be afraid of female-led books’, says author Joanne Harris

Teaching must change to prevent violence against women, she said at Hay festival, also speaking on narratives of menopause

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