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I’ve recently been recommended the podcast '28ish Days Later,' a day-by-day journey through the menstrual cycle. It's brilliant! In a world where women's health is rarely discussed, this science based podcast offers an honest, raw and informative insight into the reality of what people who menstruate experience every month. Society normalises this experience so much so that we can forget how much our bodies (and minds) go through. It's under-supported in research, conversation, care accessibility, and so much more. It's important to recognise that there are so many different inequalities this introduces globally, but to share this podcast with you i wanted to reflect on my own experiences, mainly within the workplace. It got me thinking about how many of us have, do, and will grin and bear it at work, even though we’re in pain, mentally and/or physically… because what options do we have? At least two-thirds of UK women have bad work experiences due to periods, yet only 1 in 10 organisations provide menstrual health support. It's time for change. We, collectively, need to call for better support and awareness. And, if you haven’t already, listen to '28ish Days Later'! Thanks for the recommendation, Morgan E Kinnaird ⭐️ #WomensHealth #PeriodPositive #SupportAwareness #iwd2024 

Every month, like clockwork, I face a battle: severe migraines, nausea, the works. Painful periods have been normalized for too long, yet they're anything but normal. This week, inspired by insights from a recent McKinsey article on FemTech, I will shed light on the incredible innovations transforming women's healthcare. McKinsey's analysis reveals that the FemTech sector is not just growing; it's on the verge of redefining women's wellness. From addressing menstrual health to tackling fertility challenges, FemTech offers solutions where they're desperately needed. We're pushing forward to a future where women's health issues are no longer sidelined but are front and center, receiving the attention and resources they deserve. Because every woman deserves healthcare tailored to her needs, free from the pain and discomfort that's been accepted as 'normal' for far too long. #FemTech #WomensHealth #Innovation #McKinseyInsights #BreakingTheCycle

Most women enjoy being showered with flowers and gifts for Women’s Day. 🧐But how #old, strong, #vulnerable our body, brain, heart,#mentalhealth, nervous system, immune system, lung, gut, metabolic, muscles are, as well as the main determinants of our health, energy, nervous and immune systems, etc tend to largely remain unaware. 🔥In turn, our unawareness could lead to increasingly low energy, exhaustion, anxiety, depression, #burnout, etc which impact our and our loved ones’ #quality of #life. 🆘More alarmingly, many preventable and reversible diseases might consequently be found at their late and terminal stages. 🌏If you have a choice this coming Women’s Day, what kinda gifts would you want to receive ladies? 🌏What are you gifting your important women? 🎁As a gift to #women in our network, we’ll host a #WomenHealth monthly workshop series starting this March. ➡️You can find a number of Women Health topics to register at: https://lnkd.in/gfFzMeAG Giang Pham bePrana Wellness

🌟 Unlocking the Mystery: Why Women Outlive Men! 🌟 Ever wondered why women seem to have the upper hand when it comes to longevity? Our latest blog delves into the real reasons behind this fascinating phenomenon. From biology to global perspectives, we're decoding the secrets of why women live longer than men. 🚀💡 🔍 In a world where health insights are more valuable than ever, understanding these factors isn't just intriguing; it's crucial! Join us on this journey of discovery and gain insights that could reshape your view on life and health. 🚀 Ready for a deeper dive? Visit our website for more health news and updates: (https://lnkd.in/eTiFPRFH) 👩⚕️👨⚕️ Knowledge is power, and at Mundus Health, we're passionate about empowering you with the truth behind health trends. Don't miss out – click the link, read the blog, and let's unravel the mysteries together! 🧩🌈 #HealthNews #Longevity #MundusHealth #WomenVsMen #LifeExpectancy #HealthInsights 🌍🌿

It's Women's Health Wednesday. This week, we are featuring Ida Tin, cofounder and chairwoman at Clue Clue is a menstrual health app that now has 11 million monthly active users. It was one of the first period-tracking apps, and it allows users to track their cycles, as well as side effects such as mood, energy levels, and eating habits. As her work at Clue progressed, she realized there wasn't much of a community around those designing women's health services and products. In her words, "They felt like kindred spirits ... and she wanted something that could pull it all together under one umbrella." That umbrella became "FemTech," a phrase she coined in 2016 to describe all tech and innovation that aims to tackle health issues that only, or disproportionately, impact women. FemTech encompasses solutions designed to tackle 97 health conditions that solely, disproportionately, or differently affect girls, females, and women. It covers 23 subsections of women's health - including menopause, bone health, brain health, cardiovascular and reproductive health. It's now set to be an industry worth $1 trillion dollars. While Ida still works with Clue as its chairwoman, she's also writing a book about her experiences in the world of FemTech. We can't wait to read it and learn more from her experiences! Ida, thank you for bringing us together, and for leading the way as a pioneer and champion for all those in FemTech. Learn more about Ida in this NBC article: https://lnkd.in/gSSWbdNs And, check out Clue here: https://helloclue.com/ #womenshealth #femtech #periods

📣Sign Up Here!!📣 🎉 Brittany Barreto, Ph.D. has her long-awaited book coming out soon!! "Unlocking Women’s Health: FemTech and the Quest for Gender Equity" tackles this long-standing issue by weaving together the best interviews from Dr. Brittany Barreto's podcast, FemTech Focus . This book stands as an essential compilation, delving into various women's health verticals such as Menopause, Sexual Health, Breast Feeding & Chronic conditions, and serving as a gateway for those entering & funding the dynamic realm of female health technology. With a focus on elevating the narrative around female, women and girls’ health innovation, each chapter unveils the stories of trailblazers transforming the landscape. This concise yet comprehensive guide is a reference for students, entrepreneurs and healthcare enthusiasts, offering a unique insight into the $1 Trillion FemTech movement. ✏️Make sure that you are the first to know! Sign up for the pre-sale announcements at the link in our comments! #femtechfocus #femtech #booklaunch #drbrittanybarreto #womanhealth

I will never stop talking about my period, the process, and how it makes me feel. Have you ever thought of period before science? Oh well, I have, and a lot of time. It's not like science did any good because women still get that before science treatment. I recently saw a tweet on X that stated that women shouldn't be announcing on the internet when they are on their period and I feel like that was supposed to be in the past— silence and shame. 📌In the past periods were often misunderstood, leading to misinformation, for me I had a full lecture from three older women and all they spoke about was pregnancy. The shame and isolation women faced, and limited access to menstrual hygiene products made it even more challenging. Cultural and religious restrictions often viewed it as dirty or impure. Women were expected to endure their periods in silence. No open discussion was allowed. 📌 The Present: Medical advancements have demystified menstruation, making it easy for us to understand our bodies. Also, period-positive movement is now a thing, and the innovation of menstrual hygiene products is offering women more choices and control. The feminist movement has helped women to break the cycle of shame. More women are informed of their menstrual cycle, and that periods can be an indicator of hormonal health. Established women's health brands, femtech, and startups are advocating for menstrual care, normalizing period conversation, and breaking down period taboos. 📌 Why women should keep talking about their period; * Women now have choices when choosing sustainable menstrual products. * Gives women the ability to know that there are different options to choose from. What are your thoughts on the evolution of period care? #womenshealth #menstrualhealth

Proudest moment in Corporate America... Writing "Goodbye man who invented the tampon" in the Women's Health section of the SPINS 2024 Trends piece! 🤣 While somewhat silly, it's true that we expect to see women-owned brands front and center in Women's Health this year, and we already have incredible female founders like Alisa Vitti, Jessica Mulligan, and Julie Gordon White trailblazing. We believe this will bode well for the overall category, as products made by women FOR women are likely to be better formulated to female physiology. Here are some other topics discussed in the Women's Health section: 📱 Social Media Influences - with women continuing to self-diagnose hormonal issues via the internet (#pcos girlies wya), we expect TikTok and other platforms to continue to move the needle for the category. 🏛 White House Initiative on Women's Health - Announced November 2023, Dr. Jill Biden is leading the FIRST EVER White House Initiative on Women's Health, which we expect to give a huge spotlight to the long underfunded category. ⬇ Read more about Women's Health and the other 2024 trends by clicking on the Newsletter link in the comments! . . . . . #pcosawareness #hormonalhealth #womenshealth #womenownbrands #cpgindustry #supplements #2024trends #naturalCPG #naturalproducts

Irregular Periods Liberation: A 30-Day Challenge for Women Hello everyone, let's talk about something that affects many of us: irregular periods. It's a common concern, and understanding it better can make a big difference. So, today, we'll unravel the mysteries of irregular periods in a simple and easy-to-understand way. Join me on this journey to discover insights, tips, and natural remedies that can help make your menstrual cycle a bit smoother. Welcome to the world of understanding and managing irregular periods! 🌸✨. https://lnkd.in/gyh9BWWH

Special International Women's Day Podcast Release: "Vajayjay By Any Other Name: Unpacking the Vagina, Vulva, and Pubic Hair with Nurses" ⁠ ⁠ This #InternationalWomensDay, we're diving deep into the heart of women's health with a groundbreaking podcast episode. Join sexual health nurse Barb, with over two decades of experience, and Peta, founder of the Women's Health Education Network, for a candid conversation that demystifies women's anatomy and dispels long-standing myths.⁠ ⁠ From the hidden history of the clitoris to the evolving trends in pubic hair, we're exploring the unspoken truths of female bodies. Barb and Peta tackle the unrealistic media portrayals, the murky world of feminine hygiene products, and the widespread misinformation about women's health with expertise, humour, and unwavering honesty.⁠ ⁠ Prepare to be educated and entertained as we reclaim the narrative around female anatomy. It's more than a podcast; it's a movement towards open, informed dialogue on women's health.⁠ ⁠ Join the conversation, challenge the myths, and celebrate the complexity of women's health with us. Let's change the narrative, one truth at a time.⁠ ⁠ 👉 Listen now Vajayjay By Any Other Name: Unpacking the Vagina, Vulva, and Pubic Hair with Nurses when.org.au https://lnkd.in/gtG74prm #WomensHealth #FemaleAnatomyUnveiled #VulvaEducation #ReclaimTheNarrative #FeminineHygieneFacts #BodyPositivity #AnatomyMythsDebunked #InternationalWomensDay⁠