01/05/08
Summer Loving
All good things happen in the summer they say. Of course with the sun shining, the school run stopped, the holiday to look forward to, we tend to slow down a little and enjoy life a bit more.
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01/04/08
If in doubt, check it out!
It may still be a bit chilly, but spring is here and summer is around the corner so we can all live in hope of some sunshine. However, with the sun comes the risk of skin cancer if we are not careful.
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01/03/08
Give the men in your life something to think about
If you’re experiencing troublesome menopausal symptoms, you’ll need as much support as you can get. And it’s not just your female relatives, friends or work colleagues who can help.
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01/03/08
Maternity services must prioritise mental health, says Mental Health Foundation
In response to the Healthcare Commission’s 2007 Maternity Service Review, Dr Andrew McCulloch, Chief Executive of the Mental Health Foundation, said:....
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30/01/08
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) holds the key to fertility
Infertility causes misery for thousands of women and for those pursing expensive and often unsuccessful courses of IVF trying to get pregnant can come at a high cost both emotionally and financially.
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07/01/08
Natural alternatives to HRT
For all women, the menopause is something that hovers in the future; something that has to be ‘got through’ and the majority of women aged 35-44, yet to start the menopause, are interested in natural alternatives to HRT (hormone replacement therapy) to treat their symptoms.
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07/01/08
Free pelvic health guide
Between one in five and one in seven women are suffering the embarrassment and social stigma of uncontrolled leaks as you read this. That is around 3,000,000 women. And it is not a disease of the elderly - it affects a third of new mums and women of any age. Half of all women WILL suffer SUI.
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07/01/08
Calls for Group B Strep test on NHS
Kate Garraway, most recently spotted strutting her stuff on Strictly Come Dancing, has joined calls to make the Group B Strep test freely available to all pregnant women and save tiny lives.
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