Hanna Geissler
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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'I’m a man who got breast cancer — the NHS asked if I was menopausal' (opens the original)
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A man who was asked by the NHS whether he was menopausal is backing calls for greater awareness that men can get breast cancer. Adam Ramsey, 48, was one of around 400 men diagnosed with the disease last year. He contacted his GP after noticing an inverted nipple and was sent forms designed for female patients. Questions asked for the date of his last period and whether he was menopausal. Another resource mentioned when he was considering how to break the news to his daughter Mia, 10, was titled
Bombshell Menopause supplement investigation reveals truth about pricey pills - AOL (opens the original)
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Many pricey menopause supplements "lack the nutritional basics" and have less benefit than cheap supplements, according to an investigation. Consumer champion Which? reviewed 26 supplements targeted at women going through the perimenopause, menopause or over the age of 45. The analysis, which examined 80 active ingredients, found that none of the products contained the right combination of nutrients at appropriate doses to support their use specifically for menopause. Which? Nutritionist Shefale
Bombshell Menopause supplement investigation cast doubts on pricey pills (opens the original)
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Many pricey menopause supplements “lack the nutritional basics” and have less benefit than cheap supplements, according to an investigation. Consumer champion Which? reviewed 26 supplements targeted at women going through the perimenopause, menopause or over the age of 45. The analysis, which examined 80 active ingredients, found that none of the products contained the right combination of nutrients at appropriate doses to support their use specifically for menopause. Which? Nutritionist Shefale
'Mum tried to hide her dementia but I had a gut feeling something was wrong' (opens the original)
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Memory problems are often the main symptoms people associate with dementia, but the first changes Beth Jones noticed in her mum Gill, 68, were more subtle. Beth, 37, first felt that something was not quite right in 2021. She recalled: “She just became a lot quieter, which isn't like my mum. She was total chatterbox. But at the time we were still kind of in the midst of the pandemic and I just put it down to that. “As we started to come out of lockdown and life started to return to normal, I thou
I met the scientist racing to cure my deadly heart condition (opens the original)
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A young man who survived a sudden cardiac arrest has come face to face with a scientist who is racing to cure his deadly heart disease. Jack Taylor was just 17 when he collapsed while playing basketball and was saved by a first aider who performed CPR. He underwent open heart surgery and spent 35 days on life support. Now aged 19, he lives with an internal defibrillator that can monitor and treat abnormal heart rhythms. Jack had no idea he was living with a heart condition before his cardiac arr
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