At AWARE Women’s Health we are supporting the Jean Hailes Women’s Health Week, September 5-9, to open discussion about women’s health concerns, even the weird and embarrassing ones that we often ignore- the elephant in the room so to speak.
Monday 6 March 2023 is International Women's Day. Consider how far we have come since the first Women’s Day, which was on 19 March 1911.
PMS can affect daily functioning and interfere with work, school performance or interpersonal relationships. But don’t despair- help is available!
WE ALMOST ALL KNOW SOMEONE AFFECTED BY BREAST CANCER. WHAT CAN WE DO TO IMPROVE OUR HEALTH AND REDUCE RISK?
A new web-based tool is available at https://www.petermac.org/iprevent to help women understand their personal breast cancer risk and then act on it.
