Minister Roderic O’Gorman has told leading menopause consultant Catherine O’Keeffe that the government has commissioned research to look at how best to support people in the workplace with menopausal symptoms.

The Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth of Ireland was a guest on ‘The Menopause Uprising', which is hosted by Catherine O’Keeffe, otherwise known as the Wellness Warrior. Minister O’Gorman outlined that the research is part of the government’s Women’s Health Action plan, which also deals with issues such as supporting people going through IVF, and establishing legislation surrounding surrogacy.

My guest today is Vikram Talaulikar. We talk about Menopause after cancer, we cover the lifestyle and medical options.

Vickram is a certified ‘menopause specialist’ by the British Menopause Society. He has published widely in the area of reproductive medicine. His research focuses around events at the embryo-maternal interface in early pregnancy, ovarian response to stimulation in various endocrine conditions and menopause.

Welcome back to the last episode of season 2 of the Menopause Uprising podcast! In this episode, I'm sharing crucial lifestyle changes for navigating menopause.

On the Menopause Uprising Podcast today, It's a solo episode! I am talking about my personal journey over the last year and the three small changes I made that dramatically improved my health and can improve yours too!

Today on the Menopause Uprising Podcast we have Dr. Harriët Schellekens talking about all things gut health in menopause and it's not as complicated as you think!

Dr. Harriët Schellekens is a Lecturer in the Department of Anatomy & Neuroscience and a Principal Investigator with Food for Health Ireland (FHI) and within the APC Microbiome Institute. She received a PhD in Pharmacy from the University College Cork, Ireland and a MSc in Biology and Medical Biology (Hons) from the Radboud University in Nijmegen, The Netherlands.

Anxiety, depression, loss of confidence, brain fog, weight gain, pelvic health are just some of the many symptoms of perimenopause. On your own journey, the starting point is essential - that starts with your GP.