Women's Health
Is the Environment Impacting my Hormones?
Understanding how environmental exposures affect our hormones helps us see that symptoms like fatigue, mood changes, or irregular cycles aren’t always just part of ageing or everyday stress; they can sometimes be linked to things we can change. And that allows us to take back control.
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Women and Dementia: The Silent Crisis We Can’t Ignore.
The good news? Dementia isn’t inevitable. There’s growing evidence that what we do in our 30s, 40s, and 50s can have a profound impact on our brain health later in life.
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Period Pain and Supplements: Natural Ways to Feel Better
The culprit behind period pain? A group of natural chemicals called prostaglandins. Some prostaglandins help the uterus contract so it can shed its lining (which is why we bleed). But high levels of these can make the contractions stronger, leading to more pain.
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A New Hope for Endometriosis Treatment?
Unlike current injections, Ryeqo is a daily pill that can be taken at home. It works by balancing hormones to reduce pain and heavy bleeding. However, while studies show it’s effective, there are concerns.
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Bridging the Gap Between Innovation and Women’s Health
Many symptoms in women manifest differently than in men, yet medical education often fails to reflect these differences. This not only leads to delayed diagnoses but also results in unnecessary suffering.
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Embrace Your Body, Embrace Your Health
Doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals should create a safe space for women to talk about their intimate health without judgement.
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Making Science Accessible for Everyone
To truly benefit from science, we must be proactive, staying informed, engaging with the latest developments, and advocating for areas of research that matter most to us.
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Healthy Ageing and Sustainability
In a world facing environmental challenges, fostering habits that support both personal health and environmental sustainability is essential.
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Cholesterol Changes During Perimenopause and Menopause
The hormonal changes that occur during perimenopause and menopause can significantly affect cholesterol levels, potentially increasing the risk of heart disease.
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