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Women face distinct health challenges, from hormonal fluctuations to reproductive health concerns, to incontinence and pelvic floor issues. With May being officially recognized as Women’s Health Awareness Month, we are putting the spotlight on women’s health- on all our platforms throughout this month. We intend to do this by regularly sharing informative posts, webinars, info-graphics, and tips that relate to women’s health. Why are we doing this? We are doing this to raise awareness and stimulate conversations on women’s health in order to break down the stigma that often surrounds women’s health issues. You can access our women's health content on this link: https://lnkd.in/dH7m2x7V Like and follow and spread the word! Together, we can create a healthier, more empowered world 💪💕 #WomenHealth #DareToAsk #RemoveTheBarriers #BreakTheStigma #WellnessMonth

Since our viral #TakeBoldCareOfHer campaign, we've received countless requests from women to innovate for their intimate needs as well. During this research, we realised that compared to men, women’s health is more complex and largely impacted by factors like age and certain changes. Additionally, other factors like nutrition, mood, reproductive health and immunity play a part in larger wellness that goes unnoticed. Here's Bloom by Bold Care, for every phase of a woman's life. We did a small social experiment to launch Bloom, here's how it went! #BloomByBoldCare #BloomingTales #WomensWellness #ForEveryPhaseOfYou

As we dive into Black Maternal Health Week, we are spotlighting the Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA) in their efforts to seek solutions and work toward practices that incorporate the true needs, wants and desires of Black women and birthing people. #BMHW24

The concerning trend of infertility is on the rise among young married women, reflecting complex factors such as lifestyle changes, environmental influences, and reproductive health issues. This shift underscores the importance of raising awareness about fertility-related challenges and advocating for accessible resources and support for individuals and couples facing infertility. By addressing stigma, improving education, and expanding reproductive healthcare options, we can empower women to make informed decisions about their reproductive health and seek appropriate assistance when needed. Together, we can work towards breaking down barriers and ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to build their desired family. 🚺🔍 . . . . . Read full article: https://lnkd.in/g75c89wx #InfertilityAwareness #ReproductiveHealth #FertilityStruggles #WomenEmpowerment 🌱

This National Women's Health Week, we're dedicating ourselves to amplifying the essential conversations around women's health, with a special focus on fertility and gynaecological health. ⁠ ⁠ Understanding our bodies is not just about tackling current health issues; it's about empowering ourselves for the future—whether that involves managing a gynaecological condition, deciding to freeze our eggs, planning a family, maintaining our reproductive health, or simply feeling more in tune with our bodies.⁠ ⁠ Together, we can make women's health a priority, not just during National Women's Health Week, but every day.⁠ #nationalwomenshealthweek

#BlackMaternalHealth Take a look at the video below. How do we openly speak about Black Maternal Health in a way where people understand the crisis we face as black women?

🌸 Women's Health Week is May 12-18th! 🌸 At Morpheus Wellness, we're committed to recognizing the unique health challenges that women face every day. For too long, women's health concerns have been overlooked and misunderstood, leading to disparities in care and medical biases. Did you know that women's health studies historically excluded or underrepresented women, leading to gaps in our understanding of how medical conditions and treatments affect them compared to men? While progress has been made, there's still work to be done to ensure that healthcare providers have a comprehensive understanding of women's health issues. Women's reproductive systems, hormonal fluctuations, pregnancy, and even migraines can increase the risk of stroke compared to their male counterparts. It's crucial for women to be proactive about their health and advocate for themselves in medical settings. This Women's Health Week, take charge of your well-being. Write down your questions and concerns, know your family's health history, and don't be afraid to speak up and ask for clarification from your healthcare provider. Your health matters, and you deserve personalized care that takes your unique needs into account. 💪 #WomensHealthWeek #AdvocateForYourself #strokeawareness #MorpheusWellness 💖

Black Mamas Matter Alliance, Inc. (BMMA) is a national network focused on advancing Black maternal health, rights, and justice. Learn more about what they are doing through TruLite Health's newest blog below. #BMHW4 #BlackWomensHealth #BlackMaternalHealth #BlackHealthEquity #BlackMamasMatter #healthequity #healthcareinnovation

Join this IFF-sponsored webinar where Natural Products Insider will dive into women’s health opportunities that go beyond typical reproductive health—targeting brain, heart, bone, and more. Hear from experts, learn about recent studies, and market trends. http://spr.ly/6041jze8L Let's shape a healthier future for women! #WomensHealth #Supplements

The Health Impact of Stigma: Why Breaking the Silence on Female RTIs Matters Silence around female reproductive tract infections (RTIs) often causes more harm than we realize. When women feel judged or embarrassed about their health, they may delay getting help, which can lead to serious long-term issues like chronic pain or reduced fertility. Breaking the stigma means creating a space where women can talk openly about RTIs, access timely care, and feel understood. When we replace myths with facts and judgment with empathy, we help women make informed choices and build a supportive community. We all have a part to play. Every conversation, every shared fact, helps break the silence. Let’s work together to make reproductive health a stigma-free topic so women can get the care they deserve. #DisinfectHer #RTIAwareness #BreakTheStigma #SupportWomensHealth #PublicHealth