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Menopause, Symptoms, Early Menopause, Vaginal, Bladder and Period problems
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After listening to this episode with Dr Heather Currie MBE, founder of Menopause Matters & Ruth Devlin founder of Let’s Talk Menopause you will hopefully say…thank goodness for the British Menopause Society (BMS)! The podcast invited Sara Moger the fabulous CEO of this wonderful charity to help us understand what it’s all about, what the connection is with the Women’s Health Concern and why do we continually reference these invaluable charities in our resources and signposting.
Heather and Ruth also invited the wonderful Dr Sigi Joseph on to give a GPs perspective…a really insightful conversation and extremely helpful if you’re wondering how to approach your GP. You also find out about all the different forms of education and training that is going on, of which there is a lot, contrary to popular belief!
The Menopause Matters, Let’s Talk Podcastis hosted by Dr Heather Currie MBE, founder of Menopause Matters & Ruth Devlin founder of Let’s Talk Menopause.
No Evidence that Testosterone Eases Brain Fog
There is not enough evidence to determine whether testosterone helps with thinking and memory in midlife women, even though it is often prescribed in the UK, according to a UCL study.
Study Finds Autistic Women Experience More Severe Menopausal Symptoms
A new study by researchers at Bournemouth University (BU) has shown that autistic people consistently experience more severe menopausal symptoms than non-autistic people, leading to poorer wellbeing and quality of life.
The new study, led by PhD student Ms Eunhee Kim, is the largest ever to compare self-reported menopause symptoms between autistic and non-autistic people. Just over 900 participants took part in the study, most of them cisgender women. The researchers monitored their symptoms and wellbeing over five weeks. » Read more
Menopause Matters information is available via Amazon Alexa
Menopause Matters will be providing answers to some of the most commonly asked questions around menopause via Amazon's cloud-based voice service, Alexa. » Read more
