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A team of specialist female lawyers from Irwin Mitchell, celebrated 100 years of women in law by announcing their role in a ground-breaking project. The lawyers will partner with Dr Louise Newson to advise on 'balance' - an app designed to help women monitor menopausal symptoms and seek expert advice. 

The team at Newson Health Menopause and Wellbeing Centre are very excited about their new arrival - a state of the art DEXA scanning machine used to assess whether a person is at risk of, or has already developed, osteoporosis.

In September 2019, the CQC (Care Quality Commission) visited us here at Newson Health to inspect our facilities and services. We are delighted to announce the results!

Dr Louise Newson rewarded twenty four members of her inspirational team at Newson Health Menopause & Wellbeing Centre in Stratford upon Avon, to a glamorous night out in support of the Royal Osteoporosis Society.

Dr Rebecca Lewis, one of the specialist menopause GPs here at Newson Health, recently visited the Metro Bank headquarters to talk to staff about the effects of menopause in the workplace.

Newson Health is proud to have helped train the UK’s first professionally accredited Menopause Yoga & Wellbeing (MY) teachers, on a course held here at Winton House in November. 

This article, recently published by The Financial Times, discusses the effects that menopausal symptoms can have on women at work and how this is often compounded by a lack of support from employers. With research and quotes from Dr Louise Newson.

Recently, a London based pharmaceutical company called Theramex took over the Evorel brand from competitors Janssen. This is great news for women as the company have announced that Evorel patches will be back in stock by February 2020. Read on for all the details...

Dr Sarah Ball, one of our specialist menopause doctors here at Newson Health, recently presented two lectures at the annual British Society of Sexual Medicine Conference, covering topics such as HRT, breast cancer and vaginal dryness.

Dr Rebecca Lewis, a GP with special interest in menopause, joins Liz Earle MBE on her weekly podcast to discuss menopause and incontinence.