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The Latest Breaking News from Menopause

Woman who went to doctor with menopause symptoms left 'numb' by brain tumour diagnosis

Mother-of-four Margaret Rose Campbell, from Derry, underwent brain surgery last month

Belfast Live

‘Vaginal odour’ and ‘perimenopause’ among most-searched women’s health topics

Other highly searched topics include ‘abdominal pain’ and ‘period blood colour’

The Independent UK

Sleep problems in menopausal women soar to 65% - 5 ways to wind down before bed

With the menopause transition lasting an average of seven years, many woman are suffering in silence at the lack of sleep

Daily Mirror

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How to talk to your boss about menopause symptoms

Imy Brighty-Potts talks to workplace menopause experts about starting the conversation.

The Independent UK

‘Women need to be made to feel comfortable taking menopause leave’

England’s first ever Menopause Employment Champion said a culture change is needed before such a policy would work.

The Independent UK

Mayo Clinic Minute: Help with hot flashes due to menopause

Vasomotor symptoms — the medical term for hot flashes — are among the most common menopause symptoms women experience. Hot flashes, along with night sweats, can be uncomfortable and disruptive.

Tribune News Service

Is menopause making me put on weight? No, but it's complicated

It’s a question people ask often: does menopause cause weight gain?

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Mary Byrne 'thanking God she walked away' from horror crash

The Ballyfermot singer, who shot to fame during her stint on X Factor in 2010, reached out on Facebook to thank her fans for their support and confirmed she would be taking time off from 'Menopause the Musical 2' following the incident

Dublin Live

Commentary: Include men in conversations about menopause

Approximately 1 million women experience the start of menopause every year, yet many are surprised and bewildered by its arrival, so much so that they can’t even help themselves. According to a 2021 survey of 1,000 U.S. women, more than 70% of women don’t treat their menopausal symptoms because they…

Chicago Tribune

What female CEOs want eradicated from businesses on IWD

From gaslighting to pregnancy bias, female CEOs revealed to Fortune the experiences, phrases, and practices that have no place in the business world.

Fortune

How to embrace your menopause with nutritional therapist Jackie Lynch

Jackie Lynch does away with pseudo-science in this fact-focused, evidence-based masterclass that will show you how to balance your hormones and take control of your menopause – in a way that works for you

The Guardian - UK

‘Keep working like nothing is wrong’: women make the case for paid menstruation leave

Exclusive: Survey of union members released on International Women’s Day suggests 75% suffer painful periods. Most say it affects their work

The Guardian - AU

Woman ‘bled on supermarket floor’ after stopping cancer treatment

Vicky Saynor found a lump in her breast at Heathrow Airport while waiting for her honeymoon flight

The Independent UK

The 'egg timer test' is being sold as a way for women to decide when to have a baby. But experts say it can be misleading

A so-called egg timer test — which gives an indication of how many eggs a woman has left — told Anneline Padayachee she was sterile at 35.

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Mum 'bled all over the floor in Tesco' after stopping cancer treatment

Vicky Saynor has spoken out to encourage other people in the same position to push their doctors

Daily Mirror

X Factor's 'Tesco Mary' stage show postponed as cast involved in car cash

Menopause the Musical 2 cast members include X Factor semi-finalist Mary Byrne, Casualty's Rebecca Wheatley and Copycats' Jessica Martin

The Guardian - UK

‘I want to give mid-life women a voice’: Labour’s Anneliese Dodds on menopause, careers and the WI

The party chair discusses why Labour wants to attract female voters who are juggling child, parent and health care on top of demanding jobs

Evening Standard

OPINION - I feel sorry for Leonardo DiCaprio, he’ll never experience love like me

When my wife first told me that she thought she might be perimenopausal I was shocked and confused. I demanded to know who the hell this Perry character was and why Bridget was self-identifying as him. It was only when she explained that the perimenopause referred to the time during…

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Nottingham Post

Woman supported on Mumsnet after revealing reason she cheated on husband and wants him back

The devastated woman wants to rekindle her old relationship, but explains that she had an affair and ended their marriage for the other man, and partially blamed the menopause

The Independent UK

Badenoch clashes with MPs over menopause discrimination law

Women and Equalities minister Kemi Badenoch took part in a terse select committee session to consult on adding menopause to the Equality Act list.

Birmingham Post

The Welsh doctor who has launched a new menopause consultancy business

The private health service has been launched to increase women's access to menopause care

Daily Mirror

'People think I'm 15 years younger - I've never felt better amid menopause'

Tracie Huckerby's menopause symptoms pushed her to focus on improving her health. After making some small changes she now feels fitter than ever and wants to encourages others to 'not let hormones defeat you'

Wales Online

'I'm being temporarily induced into menopause after 15 years of agonising pain'

Becci Morris, 28, suffered pain so extreme it sometimes caused her to vomit or even faint

Liverpool Echo

Women are suffering in silence during menopause and perimenopause - it needs to stop

Liverpool mum and ECHO columnist Sarah Sandison looks at the devastating impact it can have while women are expected to just 'get on with it'

Dublin Live

'My menopause symptoms were so bad that I thought I had dementia'

Sinead McNamara became involved with menopause advocacy after feeling left in the dark about the symptoms she experienced

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