Guest post by Clare Knox, founder of See Her Thrive, and a business psychologist on a mission to tackle reproductive health taboos in the workplace
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Freelance health journalist and author of Rebel Bodies
Guest post by Clare Knox, founder of See Her Thrive, and a business psychologist on a mission to tackle reproductive health taboos in the workplace
Continue reading “‘I have to act like Mary Poppins on crack’: menstrual health in the workplace”
Slightly later than usual, here’s this week’s roundup of sexism in women’s healthcare
Guest post by Sarah Cope
Continue reading “‘It’s all in your head’: a 16 year wait to be diagnosed with fibromyalgia”
A weekend roundup of sexism in women’s health
Guest post by Jane Lewis, author of Me & My Menopausal Vagina, ahead of World Menopause Day on 18 October
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Guest post by Katie Taylor, founder of The Latte Lounge, ahead of World Menopause Day on 18 October
Continue reading “‘My GP said it was probably stress’: World Menopause Day 2018”
Welcome to the first of your weekly weekend round-ups, looking back over the last week of sexism in women’s health
Today is World Mental Health Day, so where better to kick off Hysterical Women than with a focus on mad women in the attic?
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Why women’s health is a feminist issue
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