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The menopause for women represents the end of menstruation and fertility. For most the menopause is a natural occurrence where over a period of time menstruation stops permanently. This phase of a woman’s life is usually a gradual process with the average age of periods stopping completely being 51 years. For some women this transition period is smooth with little or no side effects, but for some it can be a very difficult tim.

Men are to be honoured for their support to female colleagues struggling through debilitating menopause symptoms at an awards ceremony next month.

Menopause is a natural part of life that millions of women experience, and it can bring many uncomfortable symptoms. Hyperbaric oxygenation (HBOT) is a promising tool that can help alleviate some of these symptoms.

Misneach Menopause is a specialist Menopause Clinic founded by Dr Marina Curran who is one of only a few trained menopause specialists in this country.

Menopause is technically defined as when a woman stops ovulation and can last up to seven years, peri-menopause usually starting between the ages of 45 – 50.

Thousands of women over the age of 60 years of age may be suffering the devastating effects of menopause unnecessarily due to confusion and lack of understanding around starting HRT.

Menopause is technically defined as when a woman stops ovulation and can last up to seven years, peri-menopause usually starting between the ages of 45 – 50.

Menopause is technically defined as when a woman stops ovulation and can last up to seven years, peri-menopause usually starting between the ages of 45 – 50.

To take place in the Radisson Blu Hotel Athlone on November 15, Midlands Science are proud to present a special event titled ‘Empowerment – the science and style of the menopause”, an event aiming to shed light on the science behind hormones and menopause while exploring the importance of style, confidence, and self-care at different stages in life.

Maura Derrane is urging women to protect their heart health - and confront stark statistics which show a quarter of females in Ireland die from heart disease and stroke.