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Women open water swimming

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Monday 8th March, 8pm: Women open water swimming. Hosted by the Institute for Women’s Health for International Women’s Day. A growing number of women are turning to open water swimming to enjoy a...

Food and drink during lockdown – under control?

5 months ago 0
This week I am going to talk about the four pillars of wellbeing: nutrition, exercise, sleep and mental health. Today – let’s talk about what we eat and drink. Has your food and drink...

Are you up to date with your mammogram?

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Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in the UK. About 12,000 women die from breast cancer every year. But about 3 out of 4 women diagnosed with breast cancer are alive 10 years later....

Wellbeing over lockdown

5 months ago 0
As the UK goes into the (hopefully) last 8 days of lockdown, I am sure that many of us are feeling the strain. I am certainly not in a good place – I am  bored, frustrated and angry. Being a...

Keep up your positivity

1 year ago 0
We are in a very unique and stressful situation. I check in with many friends and colleagues daily and the anxiety levels are through the roof. The whole world is in this situation and it is time to...

Time for virtual meet ups

1 year ago 0
We have to look at positive things that will come out of the global crisis. This week I have been doing daily video calls with groups of friends and work colleagues. There are many platforms to do...

Transhumanism – would you like to be enhanced and live forever?

1 year ago 0
When I lecture about the future of reproduction – I finish my talk introducing transhumanism. I always ask the audience if anyone knows what it means and so far the answer is always no. I have...

Heart attacks – more women have heart attacks then men

2 years ago 0
I think most of us associate heart attacks with men, but more women have heart attacks than men.  In the USA, heart disease is the top killer of women and in the UK it is the second most common cause...

Stroke – knowing the signs can help the outcome

2 years ago 0
Stroke can happen to anyone at anytime.  A stroke is caused as the blood supply to the brain is interrupted or reduced.  As the blood supply is cut off to some brain cells, the cells start to die...

Cholesterol – have you had yours checked recently?

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Cholesterol is a lipid which is a fatty substance that is needed by your body.  It is made by the liver but is also found in some foods.  It is vital for every cell of you body to function and is...

Eating disorders – on the increase

2 years ago 0
With the increased use of social media, now more than ever women are being bombarded with images of ultra-thin models. Some people, especially women, have such an unhealthy relationship with food that...

Flies on food; more dangerous than previously thought

3 years ago 0
We’ve all done it. Just before you want to take a bite or spoon of your food, a fly lands on it. If you’re camping or on an outdoors activity it’s part of the experience. The fly is...

By 2040 313 million women will have diabetes

3 years ago 0
Today 14 November is World Diabetes Day. The World Health Organization estimate that over 382 million people worldwide have diabetes. Worryingly, it’s the fastest growing health threat of our...

How do I know my IBS isn’t bowel cancer?

3 years ago 0
A new study presented at the National Cancer Research Institute Cancer conference 2017 has shown women are more likely to be diagnosed of bowel cancer after an emergency hospital visit in comparison...

Stats reveal the gender/age group most likely to receive electroshock therapy

3 years ago 0
What is ECT? Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) or electroshock therapy is a method of treatment where a seizure is triggered by sending an electrical current through the brain. There are approximately...

What is Fibromyalgia

3 years ago 0
Although it’s not a typical women’s illness, fibromyalgia occurs seven times more in women than in does in men. Lady Gaga is a famous sufferer and has made a Netflix documentary, Gaga:...

The importance of a healthy heart rate

3 years ago 0
“We don’t want people to over-exercise, and the other extreme is not getting enough exercise,” says Gerald Fletcher, M.D., a cardiologist and professor in the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine in...

More women die of heart attacks than men

3 years ago 0
I think most of us associate heart attacks with men, but more women have heart attacks than men.  In the USA, heart disease is the top killer of women and in the UK it is the second most common cause...

Sequencing our DNA is essential for healthcare says UK Chief Medical Officer

4 years ago 0
In her latest report called Generation Genome, Dame Sally Davies, the UK Chief Medical Officer, has said that genome sequencing should be part of medical care so we can offer precision medicine....

DNA ageing reversed in mice

4 years ago 0
DNA repair is essential for life, yet its efficiency declines with age for reasons that are unclear. Researchers managed to reverse ageing in mice by adding a particular compound involved in DNA...
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Menopause and your menstrual cycle

2 years ago 0
From puberty to the menopause, most of our lives will be governed by our monthly cycles of periods, ovulation and often premenstrual tension. After the menopause we are free of our menstrual...

Urinary incontinence in women – do not suffer in...

2 years ago 0
Urinary incontinence is the accidental leakage of urine. It affects up to 1 in 3 women at some point in their lives, although it is more common after the menopause due to lack of oestrogen,...
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