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Reflections on World Menopause Month: Growing Awareness of the Impact of the Menopause in the Workplace | Walkers

As World Menopause Month 2022 draws to a close we wanted to reflect on how the conversation around the menopause in the workplace has steadily gathered momentum. In 2020.

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After years of struggling with symptoms, Bronda Smith has launched a petition to create awareness and help others

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Shaparak Khorsandi says she s reconnected with her inner child through menopause

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Guest columnist Sheryl Becker: Cruel and pointless experiments on animals worsen gender inequality

As we recognize World Menopause Month in October, we should also acknowledge the disparity in funding of research focused on women’s versus men’s health concerns.A 2021 study in the Journal of Women’s Health backs up claims made in previous studies.

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The Recorder - Guest columnist Sheryl Becker: Cruel and pointless experiments on animals worsen gender inequality

As we recognize World Menopause Month in October, we should also acknowledge the disparity in funding of research focused on women’s versus men’s health concerns.A 2021 study in the Journal of Women’s Health backs up claims made in previous studies.

United statesUniversity of massachusettsSheryl beckerJournal of women healthUniversity of massachusetts amherstNational institutes of healthSociety for women health researchWorld menopause monthNational institutesEthical treatmentMassachusetts amherstWestern massachusetts animal rightsWestern massachusetts

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