News

"Depression, anxiety and 'horrendous' flushes are some the ways women are being affected by HRT shortages" - read on for everything you need to know about the HRT shortages in the full article from Sarah Graham at iNews...

Dr Louise Newson is proud to announce the launch of Newson Health Research and Education, a not-for-profit organisation that aims to provide healthcare professionals, especially those working in primary care, training and knowledge about treatment options for the menopause including safe prescribing of HRT. Read on for all the details...

On the 26th September, Newson Health Research and Education will be holding an educational event for GPs, nurses, gynaecologists and pharmacists to improve their knowledge and understanding of the menopause. Click here to find out more...

This November, Dr Louise Newson will be attending the Primary Care Issues & Answers' annual conference - speaking about the menopause and dispelling some common myths surrounding HRT. Read on to find out more.

On the 4th-5th July, the annual British Menopause Society conference took place in Kenilworth. Dr Newson was delighted to attend along with several other doctors from Newson Health Menopause and Wellbeing Centre. Read all about it here...

The Government has recently agreed to add the topic of menopause to the curriculum in sex education classes 

Join Dr Louise Newson and her expert colleagues at this year's Cheltenham Wellbeing Festival on Saturday 14th September 2019 and learn all about the perimenopause and menopause.

For the first time, menopause education has been added to the secondary school curriculum thanks to the efforts of Redditch MP Rachel Maclean, Dr Louise Newson and other menopause campaigners and specialists. Read on for more information...

Joined by a group of other menopause specialists and campaigners, Dr Newson spoke on a panel at the most recent Latte Lounge event. Talking about her education work and dispelling some common HRT myths, the event was a huge success. Read on for more information...

Click here to watch a great interview from Diane Danzebrink, founder of the Menopause Support campaign, as she talks to consultant gynaecologist Anne Henderson about what exactly needs to change when it comes to menopause care.