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First UK Accreditation for Severe Menstrual Health Aims to Transform Workplace Support

The initiative comes in response to concerns that conditions like premenstrual dysphoric disorder are poorly understood by employers.

Dr. Tatiana Rowson: Making Menopause Work at Work

Every woman’s experience of the menopause is different. Some sail through it. For others it’s more difficult to navigate.

Hormonal Health Driving Women Out of Work, Warns Specialist

Figures show the majority of UK employers have no menopause policy, and structured menstrual support is uncommon.

One in Seven Women Forced Out of Work by Poor Health Support: Report

Inadequate care and lack of support are driving thousands of women out of work, fuelling calls for urgent reform in health and HR.

Menopause Hit Me Like a Truck – Changing My Diet Saved Me

One woman’s journey through menopause reveals how food choices can transform symptoms and support lasting wellbeing.

Menopause in Motion: How Exercise Can Ease Symptoms at Work 

Discover how exercise can ease menopause symptoms at work, boost wellbeing and improve focus, with tips for staying active during the day.

Employers, Govt Urged to Back Women’s Health at Work to Boost Growth

Open letter calls for Government and employer action on menstruation, fertility and pregnancy loss

Kamala Harris’s election win could transform women’s perception in UK workplaces

Should Kamala Harris become the next US President, two thirds (65%) of senior business...

Gemma Bowden: Breaking the stigma surrounding menopause in the workplace

Menopause is a natural life transition, yet it remains a topic rarely discussed in...

One in five employers expects an increased demand for menopause support

With World Menopause Day tomorrow, employers are encouraged to see how they can meet this demand, and provide menopause support for employees.
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