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Empowering Women’s Health: Embracing Ageing and Changing the Conversation Around Menopause with Professor Martha Hickey

Empowering Women’s Health: Embracing Ageing and Changing the Conversation Around Menopause with Professor Martha Hickey

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Professor Martha Hickey, a renowned expert in women’s health, as we explore the transformative power of embracing ageing and breaking the stigma around menopause. In this episode, we discuss Professor Hickey's groundbreaking research, including her work on the first Core Outcome Set for Menopause (COMMA) and her leadership in the global Menopause Priority Setting Partnership (MAPS).

Beyond her scientific contributions, Professor Hickey is using art to challenge societal views on ageing, encouraging women to see it as a natural and beautiful process. Tune in to discover how we can all feel more comfortable in our bodies as we age and empower women’s health.

Additionally, learn about new leave provisions supporting staff through menstruation, perimenopause, menopause, and gender affirmation, aimed at improving wellbeing and reducing stigma in the workplace.

This episode was recorded on 15 October 2024

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