World Heart Day 2020 is 29 September. After menopause, a woman’s risk of heart disease and stroke is similar to a man’s. Nearly three times more women can die from heart disease than breast cancer. Read more
Jean Hailes for Women’s Health (JH) has announce the addition of 11 new fact sheets in multiply languages and three videos to its mental health resources. Read more
Women’s Health Week 2020 starts Monday in Australia. It will be held from 7-11 September, run by the Jean Hailes for Women’s Health. Read more
R U OK?Day 2020 is Thursday 10 September in Australia. But no matter where we are, the message is universal – ‘THERE’S MORE TO SAY AFTER R U OK?’. Read more
Are the custom compounded hormones you take, safe? Ask your health care provider if safer, approved products are available, as a patch, gel, spray, lotion or oral pill. Be informed and safe. Read more
Women’s Health Week 2020 in Australia, will be held from 7-11 September, run by the Jean Hailes for Women’s Health. Read more
September is gynecologic cancer awareness month in the United States. Wherever in the world you are, schedule your annual, routine wellness visit, today. Read more
Violence against women during COVID-19 (Coronavirus) can be a shadow pandemic for which there is currently no vaccine to eradicate. Read more
During perimenopause you may notice a change in the normal pattern of your periods. Keeping a record of your periods may reveal what’s-what-when. Read more
During perimenopause, or before menopause, apart from mood changes such as anxiety, the menopause blues and mood swings, we may also experience changes in our PMS (premenstrual syndrome). Read more
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