Posted by kathryn on January 25, 2012
#10:Cervical Cancer is an STI [25:46m]:
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In this week of raising awareness, here’s some good information to help you understand. Listen to my interview with Gill Burgess where we discuss everything you ever wanted to know about this silent killer; cervical smears – why they’re important and much much more. Gill Burgess is the Cancer Screening Co-ordinator for Croydon PCT, specialising in [...]
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Posted by kathryn on October 17, 2011
#15: Celia Johnson reveals Top Tips-Fitness through Menopause [00:26:40m]:
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There are 3 areas to concentrate on but first off, take it easy by listening to how to achieve your body shape – then put all your promises into practice!
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Posted by kathryn on June 16, 2011
#12: Down to Earth Nutrition [26:09m]:
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Liver function, bowel health, weight gain-all in a day’s work! Here’s my interview with Shirley Ward. It was a great pleasure interviewing Shirley; she’s helped a huge number of people understand their health especially as they approach menopause. Click on the link to hear the interview, get top tips plus the transcript is set out [...]
Posted by kathryn on May 28, 2011
(sounds better than ‘middle-age’!). Can you help? I’m researching for an article on this subject and how menopause plays a part. It seems women are resigning around the age of 50 because they either feel unwell, can’t cope, or just don’t like the job any more. Remarkably they are changing careers (it happened to me) [...]
Posted by kathryn on May 25, 2011
FEAR is the biggest challenge as women approach menopause! I do a lot of workshops and public speaking on this subject and it comes up time and again; fear of menopause and fear of aging are affecting relationships and women’s working lives.
Posted by kathryn on May 19, 2011
For meeting the challenge of menopause in the workplace, SimplyHormones has developed e-solutions for women and managers. This is a revolutionary step forward in this field of Women’s Health and
Posted by kathryn on January 31, 2011
She tells it like it is, unafraid of controversy. I identified so much with this http://bit.ly/hRD7P1. Like Ruby, I’m always getting on my soapbox and telling it all about depression (particularly in perimenopause and menopause) because I’ve lived through it myself and came through this metamorphosis stronger, healthier and, most of all, understanding why it [...]
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Posted by kathryn on October 27, 2010
#8:Breast Cancer on the increase:
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Get the real story behind Mammograms and my preferred route of Thermal Imaging. Listen to Prof Gordon Wishart on why this disease is on the increase.
Posted by kathryn on September 10, 2010
Pls complete this survey 6xQ’s on early detection: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/8TN3R6L valuable info for my article on BC
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Women produce xtra oestrogen from fat cells. A driving force for onset of BC. Alcohol + smoking also a lethal cocktail.
#10: Cervical Cancer – National Prevention Week
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