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If you’re a woman aged over 50, you’re in the most rapidly growing sector of the workforce. And it’s likely that you have either gone through the menopause while working, or will soon do so.  

You’ve almost certainly heard of the human papilloma virus (HPV), but perhaps you’re a little unclear about the specifics of this group of viruses, of which there are several types.

It’s estimated that more than three-quarters of all cervical cancer diagnoses could be prevented if women regularly attended their smear tests.

The menopause is a normal, natural part of life, but many women feel too embarrassed to talk about the ways in which it affects them.

You may know that feeling when you look in the mirror one morning and think: “Is that wrinkle on my face new?” Or “Did the skin on my neck always look like that?”

Kensington Gynaecology at The Medical Chambers Kensington Statement on the Safety of MonaLisa Touch

2017 is the 200th anniversary of the first description of Parkinson’s disease.

Respect is one of our core values and we treasure it.

All of us forget things from time to time. Indeed, forgetting is vital for creativity, and for good mental health. Whilst it is quite normal to get halfway through a sentence and forget…mmmmm...what one was saying, some people have much more significant problems with memory.

Gillian Tett of The Financial Times recently wrote about "Joe's Violin", a 20 minute documentary, and I've just watched it. I found it immensely inspiring and moving particularly when such a large proportion of the US, UK and Europe currently demonstrates so much anger and hatred.