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Why it's good to talk about women's health at work, according to research

  • Written by: Belinda Steffan, Research Fellow in psycho-social aspects of women’s health in mid-later life at work, The University of Edinburgh
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In the past couple of years, women’s health and wellbeing in mid to later life has gone from being whispered about in the shadows to being the subject of documentaries, newspaper articles and breakfast TV discussions.

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