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Menopause

ALISON IRVINE Author Alison Irvine
Menopause

Midlife can feel overwhelming. So how can women find themselves again?

I have a job, a relationship to sustain, bills to pay and a perimenopausal body. This period of life feels like being thrown into a laundry basket, shoved down a hill and told to navigate a path to the bottom while stopping everything that is dear to me from spilling over the sides
Lesley Mitchell, of Whitrigg Farm in the Borders, who has taken part in an agricultural menopause awareness campaign Lesley Mitchell, of Whitrigg Farm in the Borders, who has taken part in an agricultural menopause awareness campaign
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How a menopause campaign is shining light on rural life's last taboo

Women should embrace the changes life brings, says Kate Muir, though perhaps not to the extent of Thelma and Louise Women should embrace the changes life brings, says Kate Muir, though perhaps not to the extent of Thelma and Louise
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Move over, chaps: it's time for women to take control of the midlife crisis

Glasgow's Blythswood Hotel has launched a new menopause massage Glasgow's Blythswood Hotel has launched a new menopause massage
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It might not cure your symptoms but this was one of my best ever massages

Dr Alison Macbeth said many patients get 'little to no guidance' on how to manage the menopause after cancer treatment Dr Alison Macbeth said many patients get 'little to no guidance' on how to manage the menopause after cancer treatment
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'Many women find menopause more challenging than their original cancer treatments'

World Menopause Day takes place on October 18. Most women will experience the transition between the ages of 45 and 55 World Menopause Day takes place on October 18. Most women will experience the transition between the ages of 45 and 55
World Menopause Day
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Explained in Five Minutes: The menopause - symptoms, treatments, risks

Glasgow Clyde College is one of many campuses that have already put menopause accommodation practices in place. Glasgow Clyde College is one of many campuses that have already put menopause accommodation practices in place.
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College sector rolls out "life-changing" menopause policy

Davina McCall is launching the world’s first mid-life sex festival for menopausal women based in Glasgow Davina McCall is launching the world’s first mid-life sex festival for menopausal women based in Glasgow
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Davina McCall launches Glasgow 'sex festival' for menopausal women

Those who swam for longer intervals or swam more regularly reported greater benefits Those who swam for longer intervals or swam more regularly reported greater benefits
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Cold water swimming 'could be beneficial for menopause symptoms'

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