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Dr Louise Newson spoke recently to staff and students at the University of Warwick to help highlight the importance of menopause in the workplace.

Of course women still want great sex after menopause. Why is that still such a shock? Dr Louise Newson explains why...

Dr Louise Newson comments in an article by Bustle.com which shows that a lack of understanding about gynaecological conditions and female sex hormones could be preventing us from seeing the full picture when it comes to COVID-19.

When Ellie Waters was 14 years old, she was diagnosed with a soft tissue cancer that required intensive and lengthy treatment. The interventions saved her life, but they also stopped her ovaries working for good. With little menopause information or support from her medical team, Ellie found herself on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

On 10th October, Playbox Theatre are hosting an exclusive evening with GP and Menopause Specialist Dr Louise Newson and Lorraine Candy, former editor-in-chief of The Sunday Times Style Magazine. They will be joined remotely by the renowned health and wellness expert, Liz Earle MBE to bust some of the common myths surrounding menopause and HRT.

Menopause specialist Dr Louise Newson has launched a new Crowdfunding campaign for The Menopause Charity, which she hopes will change millions of women's lives for the better.

Dr Louise Newson recently took part in Women's Health magazine's 'Going For Goal' podcast series. She joined the hosts to discuss perimenopause, menopause and beyond and to bust some of the common myths and misinformation surrounding this time in a woman's life.

Dr Louise Newson has teamed up with UK charity, Ovarian Cancer Action, to create an informative new booklet all about HRT for those with high inherited risk of cancer. 

Dr Louise Newson has teamed up with Sophia Forum, a national UK charity for women living with HIV, to create a helpful guide all about the menopause, HIV and how women can get the right treatment for their symptoms.

Dr Louise Newson has teamed up with The UK Sepsis Trust to create this important questionnaire about Urinary Tract Infections which, when left untreated, can lead to severe complications such as sepsis. Click here to take part in the survey.