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Dr Louise Newson recently presented at the Royal College of GPs Annual Conference in Liverpool, with over 1400 delegates attending, many of whom were GPs committed to improving their education to help improve patient care. 

On 17th October Dr Newson attended 'World Menopause Day: Menopause & the Workplace, an event hosted by Saska Graville, co-founder of MPowered Women, a community of doctors, wellbeing experts and brilliant women with an aim of powering women through menopause. 

Rod Tucker from the Pharmaceutical Journal, a Royal Pharmaceutical Society publication, has described Dr Newson's Menopause Manual as "a timely and accurate resource for professionals dealing with patients presenting with menopausal symptoms". Read the full review...

This October, we held a fantastic ‘World Menopause Day’ event at Winton House, Stratford-upon-Avon; our trusty team organised a jam-packed series of lively panel discussions and lifestyle demonstrations and the day was a huge success.

Dr Newson and the team at Newson Health Menopause and Wellbeing Centre have released seven new menopause information booklets for World Menopause Day. Read on to take a look...

Dr Newson and her team at Newson Health Research and Education conducted The Menopause and Perimenopause Experience Survey on nearly 5,000 women. Today, on World Menopause Day, the team share their findings and stress the importance of better menopause education for healthcare professionals. 

Today, on World Menopause Day, Dr Newson is delighted to announce that she will be launching Balance; an app that allows perimenopausal and menopausal women to log and share their symptoms, seek advice from an expert and find and support other women. Read on for more details...

In this new article from Good Housekeeping magazine, Dr Newson and Diane Danzebrink chat to Saskia Granville, founder of Mpowered Women, about why it's so vital that we are finally openly talking about menopause. Read on for the full article...

We are delighted to welcome Dr Verity Biggs to the team here at Newson Health.

In this article from The Independent, reporter Maya Oppenheim delves into a recent study showing that over a third of women who visit their GP with symptoms of the menopause are being offered antidepressants instead of HRT. Read on for the full article, with quotes from Dr Louise Newson.