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November 2006

 

Annual General Meeting 2006

16 Nov 2006

The Tower Room at Conway Hall, London WC1 Saturday 25 November 2006 12.30 onwards


PMS and redclover isoflavones research study

15 Nov 2006

Are you experiencing PMS (premenstrual syndrome) and interested in taking part in a London - based study conducted by NAPS Chairman Mr Nick Panay


NAPS and Home-Start pilot project a success

14 Nov 2006

Tuesday 31 October brought together an exclusive team of presenters and an audience of Home-Start volunteers and clients for a day of shared interest and information giving, funded by an ‘Awards for All’ grant. (powerpoint presentations are available to NAPS members within the website).


New Pill helps end PMS

13 Nov 2006

Migraine, mood swings, irritability, bloating — these are just some of the debilitating pre-menstrual symptoms many women experience every month,according to a recent report in the Daily Mail.


Managing cultural differences with menstrual health

12 Nov 2006

For many people living in a multi-cultural society, cultural or religious expectations can affect how menstrual health is perceived and managed. In the first of a series of articles, NAPS looks at how menstruation is managed within Islam.


GL Diet Free Offer

11 Nov 2006

Congratulations to the six lucky new members who will all be taking advantage of their free 7 Day GL Diet, written by nutritionist and NAPS trustee, Nigel Denby.


Menopause – help at hand

10 Nov 2006

A new book, Menopause – answers at your fingertips has just been written by Dr Heather Currie, a member of the British Menopause Society Council. She runs specialist menopause clinics and is also the founder and managing director of Menopause Matters Magazine and the website www.menopausematters.co.uk.


Battling against PMS

9 Nov 2006

One of our members shares her story of how she is living and coping with PMS.


That Time Again

8 Nov 2006

Mood swings, sore breasts and stomach cramps are a monthly trial for millions of women. Why do their bodies react in this way to menstruation, and what can they do to ease the symptoms? Sara Loane reports for Norwich Union Healthcare's Thrive magazine.