“Suddenly my manager was passing over me for projects, asking others to present work I’d contributed on, and on occasion referenced that their mothers had also begun ‘the change.’ It felt entirely unprofessional.”
Researchers in Dublin spoke to women and people who menstruate about their overall health and found that the immense stress of the pandemic may have had some surprising effects.
After previous studies linked therapies that are offered to people suffering with the symptoms of menopause to dementia, new research suggested that this may not be the case.
More than 30,000 people report menstrual problems of some form, including irregular periods, missed monthly bleeds and unexpected vaginal bleeding post-vaccination.
After research suggested that young people weren’t aware as to how breast cancer could affect them, CoppaFeel! launched a campaign to raise awareness for breast cancer in 18-24-year-olds.
According to a recent study, the breast milk of people who have had COVID-19 may contain virus-neutralizing antibodies for up to 10 months. If babies are to feed on this milk over this period then they may get the benefits of being protected too.