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„Oh, I thought PMS was just a different name for a period!” I heard a man say yesterday in a park and I flinched… In the realm of healthcare research, an unsettling truth persists: women's health issues, particularly those related to menstruation often find themselves on the sidelines, while conditions predominantly affecting men, take center stage. This discrepancy not only reflects an oversight but perpetuates a systemic neglect of women's well-being. Why? Women’s health issues have historically been overlooked, leading to a lack of funding and research. Women are underrepresented in clinical trials, hindering our understanding of how treatments affect them. The most significant issue is stigma around menstruation and societal attitudes towards women's pain which result in dismissive healthcare responses. We need increased funding and prioritization of research into women's health issues. Greater representation of women in clinical trials and leadership roles is essential for equitable healthcare. Let's challenge biases and amplify voices advocating for women's health. Just like Hanna Walker, a Personal Trainer at Eton Fitness. Watch Hanna’s video below. #WomensHealth #GenderEquity #HealthcareEquality #PMS #PMDD #EDI #DEI #InclusiveHealthcare #MedicalResearch Unfortunately only available on IG.

Hannah Walker THE EMPOWERED FEMALE PROGRAMME on Instagram: "We’re women, and we deserve M O R E More research, more studies and more understanding. All too often I go to research a topic and there are no studies on it, or, the last study was carried out 20 years ago. Women make up ~51% of the population and we are more than just little men. With 800 million women a day on their periods, why is the

Hannah Walker THE EMPOWERED FEMALE PROGRAMME on Instagram: "We’re women, and we deserve M O R E More research, more studies and more understanding. All too often I go to research a topic and there are no studies on it, or, the last study was carried out 20 years ago. Women make up ~51% of the population and we are more than just little men. With 800 million women a day on their periods, why is the

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