News – January 2021

Early research has shown that women are more likely to still be suffering from the effects of Covid-19, months after initially falling ill. This article from Women's Health, with quotes from Dr Louise Newson, takes a look at Long Covid and what this research means for the way it's being treated.

Together in Surgical Menopause is a patient led, fact based resource for those who are either experiencing or would like to learn about surgical menopause. Dr Louise Newson recently joined them for a chat all about Testosterone and the role it plays in the female body. 

If you're a woman struggling to find a healthcare professional to listen to your concerns and treatment preferences - especially HRT - then this article might help!

Digital media, integrated marketing and brand strategy expert, Gaele Lalahy, has been appointed Chief Operating Officer for progressive menopause health app 'balance', developed by leading menopause expert Dr Louise Newson.

Lucy Chatwin, former Head of Innovation, Implementation and Adoption at the West Midlands Academic Health Science Network, has recently been appointed Director of Business Development at Newson Health Limited, the fast growing organisation led by passionate menopause health campaigner Dr Louise Newson.

In this article for Woman magazine, Dr Louise Newson, and a number of other health and wellness experts, share some helpful advice on how to incorporate more cardio into your daily life, as well as some things you may not have know about raising your heart rate.

Dr Shalini Khunger, a GP with special interest in the menopause working at the Newson Health clinic in Cheshire, has provided Hindi translation for a series of short, informative videos released by Dr Louise Newson.

In this article for HR Review, Lesley Salem delves into the topic of the perimenopause and the impact that it's symptoms can have on women, especially when it comes to their working lives. 

This article from Liz Earle Wellbeing Magazine looks at new research from Dr Louise Newson and delves into the topic of female hormones and Covid-19.