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Menopause awareness and information has gone from a tiny, misinformed trickle to a tsunami of knowledge, thanks to a combination of factors: the retraction of inaccurate but highly influential US research, the 2003 Million Women Study, which wrongly linked HRT to breast cancer (the research has since been corrected and republished); the Davina Effect, where public figures, appalled at the lack of public discussion around menopause, initiated their own; and the refusal of this generation of menopausers to put up and shut up, unlike our mammies and grannies who suffered in silence and stigma.

Unlike her excellent menopause documentaries, McCall's not-so deep dive into the contraceptive pill's side effects is alarmingly anecdotal

And the campaign groups and the davina effect and everything else that we've seen. that drives women to go to their gp and to ask for hrt. what the government are not doing is working with the manufacturers to make sure they're producing enough hrt and it's readily available. other recommendations include better support for women in the workplace. 51% of the population will experience menopause. it's an experience women are increasingly more willing to share. anjana gadgil, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime. the prime minister rules out cuts in public spending to balance the books. she at...

Mental health symptoms, lack of libido, which can really impact relationships as well. so we don't want women to wait until all those symptoms get really bad before they come to us. for the past year, a group of mps from all parties have heard from menopausal women, doctors and employers to see what can be done to help. today, their recommendations will be presented to the government. they include inviting all women for a menopause checkup at a5, scrapping prescription costs for hrt in england in line with the rest of the uk, and more training for gps. the shortage of hrt also needs to be addr...