London women forced to wait months for endometriosis treatment
Content Warning: This article discusses self harm and suicide. “I feel like I just cannot catch a break. It’s just
This Girl Can: meet the campaign for Croydon women’s health
A Croydon based campaign focusing on women’s health and their need to keep fit and active was launched a week
‘Now I’m off the pill I can live my life in colour again’ – How does hormonal contraception affect our mental health?
More than 75 per cent of people say hormonal contraception has affected their mental health, shows research by South West
Go with the flow: Has isolation given us the time we needed to get to know ourselves better?
It probably goes without saying that we all learned something new about ourselves in the time of lockdown. With new
Endometriosis blogger Sophie Richards discusses the realities of living with her condition
Affecting one in ten British women of reproductive age, Endometriosis is the second most common gynaecological condition in the UK. But, despite
Worldwide EndoMarch returns to London for a fifth year
Campaigners will be heading to Millbank, Westminster, to raise awareness of endometriosis on Saturday March 24. The Worldwide EndoMarch 2018
Breast cancer roadshow to make pit stop in Lambeth and Southwark to raise symptom awareness
A breast cancer roadshow will be stopping off in Lambeth and Southwark this week to raise awareness of the signs and