Hormone Therapy for the Menopause after Endometriosis Surgery – Friend or Foe?
Dr Martin Hirsch explains what endometriosis is and looks at evidence on HRT for the menopause after surgery
Category Archives: Women’s health
Everything I needed to know about the menopause… No One Told Me
June Girvin shares her experience of the menopause, the surprises, the impact on her life and the information gap
Hormone therapy: will it help or harm your heart?
Cochrane evidence published today finds benefits and harms of HRT linked to when women start treatment. Lead researcher and cardiologist Harry Boardman explains.
Why didn’t they tell me?
Anne Cooper talks about the silence surrounding the 'Big M' and the lack of information for menopausal women managing long term conditions like diabetes
Let’s talk about the menopause
Jenny Hislop talks about capturing women's stories about their experiences of the menopause to create a brilliant resource
Making sense of the menopause: experience, evidence and you
As we launch a special blog series on the menopause, here's a taste of what's coming
Evidently Advent Day 10: best health evidence wrapped up for the festive season!
Can you guess what these women have in common?
“Don’t make me laugh” – incontinence isn’t funny
Physiotherapist, comedian and recovered incontinent Elaine Miller looks at the why incontinence matters and what women can do about it
Women, embrace the power of your pelvic floor!
Growing evidence that pelvic floor exercises do help women with stress incontinence
Endometriosis: tackling pain and subfertility
An overview of Cochrane systematic reviews brings together the best available evidence on treatments for pain and subfertility in endometriosis.
Will antioxidants help you get pregnant?
Is there any good evidence to suggest that taking antioxidants will help you get pregnant?