Applications open for PhD to help address inequalities in women’s health: Routinely collected female-specific risk factors to improve prediction of cardiovascular disease in women | The University of Edinburgh ed.ac.uk/usher/precisio…

18 yrs ago at the start of my #spacemedicine journey I was inspired by NASA's Johnson Space Center Dr JD Polk. Our paths cross again today Edinburgh Global The University of Edinburgh event discussing human health challenges for Moon & Mars

Lovely to celebrate #Diwali with colleagues and students Institute for Regeneration and Repair as part of our series ‘IRR Celebrates …’, together creating a beautiful rangoli and decorating tea lights, including a developmental biology one featuring an embryo 🔬

Today marks two months, since we launched our #JustAPeriod campaign. Before the launch, we held a roundtable event, hosted by our chair Professor Dame Lesley Regan with our campaign ambassadors. Watch the video and share ⤵️

Our #JustAPeriod campaign is up for a Smiley Charity Film Award! Together, let’s stop periods holding us back. Vote today ⤵️ smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/just-a-p… Smiley News

OMG! Our #JustAPeriod campaign is up for a Smiley Charity Film Award. We worked so hard to change to narrative around how periods are viewed & show how they impact women & girls Please click to vote ⤵️ smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/just-a-p…

Delighted and excited to be involved with BBC Radio 5 Live Institute for Regeneration and Repair The Centre for Reproductive Health talking about my research on #adenomyosis and how #heavyperiods impact #womenshealth with Naga Munchetty

It was an incredible experience to speak to BBC Radio 5 Live Naga Munchetty about the new diagnostic techniques we are developing The Centre for Reproductive Health for #adenomyosis w/HODC Lab Mayo Clinic Wellbeing of Women Institute for Regeneration and Repair Edinburgh Medical School early diagnosis -> better health outcomes

⏰ There are two hours left to give to our Big Give Christmas Fundraising Appeal. Every £1 you donate will be doubled, having twice the impact! No-one should be held back by their #period. Donate today ⤵️ donate.biggive.org/campaign/a0569… #ChristmasChallenge #JustAPeriod

Great to work with Jahnavi Daru Ewelina Rogozińska, PhD The Conversation to highlight the importance of seeking help if periods are heavy/treat iron deficiency and anaemia. Wellbeing of Women The Centre for Reproductive Health theconversation.com/why-your-perio…

Pleasure to work on this piece for @TheConversationUK with two great women raising awareness of #heavyperiods #irondeficiency #anaemia Dr Varsha Jain Jahnavi Daru

Happy #IWD2024 honour to be funded by and work with Wellbeing of Women HODC Lab Jacqueline Maybin Marianne Watters hoping to change how effectively we treat women with #heavyperiods #fibroids #adenomyosis Institute for Regeneration and Repair The Centre for Reproductive Health #reproductivehealth

NASA has awarded Astrolab and its partners a contract worth up to $1.9 billion to advance the development of the Lunar Terrain Vehicle which will help Artemis astronauts explore more of the Moon’s surface. Read the full announcement: businesswire.com/news/home/2024…

Brilliant experience speaking to the ESHRE ESHRE SIG Fertility Preservation about #fertilitypreservation in #space Really loved putting this presentation together. Thank you for the invitation Rod Mitchell & opportunity to represent The University of Edinburgh Institute for Regeneration and Repair The Centre for Reproductive Health Wellbeing of Women

April=#adenomyosis awareness month-definitions are crucial… adeno is NOT a form/subtype of #endometriosis ESHRE RoyalCollegeObsGyn A to Z needs to be corrected-if Gynaecologists don’t get it right, how can we help our patients?!? Wellbeing of Women The Centre for Reproductive Health Naga Munchetty Lesley Regan

Today we announce that we have appointed Professor Hilary Critchley is our new Research Advisory Committee Chair and Professor Dilly Anumba as its Research Advisory Committee Deputy Chair. Read more ⤵️ wellbeingofwomen.org.uk/news/wellbeing…

Professor Critchley’s three-year role will lead the charity’s research in its 60th year, alongside Professor Anumba, to ensure that only the highest calibre of research is being funded, in a year when the charity will offer £1.5 million in funding to scientists across the UK.