Category - Menopause

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Surgical and chemical menopause

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Women's experiences of perimenopause and menopause

Menopause in ethnic communities

Will I have an early menopause like my mum?

Am I too young to be menopausal?

What is premature ovarian insufficiency (POI)?

Chemical menopause: what is it and what can I expect?

Perimenopause, menopause and HRT: everything you need to know

Results in Podcasts

Your Peri Godmother: Shelly Horton on surviving and thriving through perimenopause

What is perimenopause? – Sheona Khan and Dr Louise Newson

Surgical menopause – Dr Rebecca Lewis and Dr Louise Newson

Early Menopause and POI - Dr Sarah Ball and Dr Louise Newson

Going through a teenage menopause – Ellie Waters and Dr Louise Newson

Medical menopause – Emma McAuley and Dr Louise Newson

Being young and menopausal – Hayley Etherington and Dr Louise Newson

The Lorraine effect: menopause in the public eye. Lorraine Kelly and Dr Louise Newson

Living with premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) and starting a family

Finding support with POI in the digital space with Anita Elawure

Recognising and getting help for your perimenopause with Dr Rebecca Lewis

Tackling the Everest of menopause ignorance with Mariella Frostrup

‘The lack of menopause research is a shocking medical injustice’, with Kate Muir

Ferne McCann talks motherhood, breathwork and perimenopause

Raising awareness of endometriosis and surgical menopause with Vicki Shattock

Helping others feel less alone with POI with Ava Vanderstarren

Donna Francis on sobriety, perimenopause and empowerment

When menopausal symptoms persist, with Dr Anna Chiles

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