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A Snapshot of Women’s Experience of Menopause in Ireland
Women’s Experience of Menopause in Ireland The SHE Research Group are working to learn more about the experience of menopause in Ireland. We are delighted
Women’s Experience of Menopause in Ireland The SHE Research Group are working to learn more about the experience of menopause in Ireland. We are delighted
RED-S & The Female Athlete RED-S symptoms were prevalent in up to 80% of a female athlete cohort studied in Australia. The 2014 IOC Consensus
Take an Active Break for Your Health Adults that sit for 10 hours per day have a 34% higher risk of mortality compared to those
Pulling A Sled to Increase Speed Every Second Counts The addition of an external load to the action of sprinting may offer a specific form
Webinar Dr Mairead Cantwell on Physical Activity and Cancer Physical Activity throughout the Cancer Journey – An Insight into the Irish Experience Physical activity plays
Shaking up the perception of gender differences in heart health. Is heart disease really a man’s disease? Today, as we mark International Women’s Day and
Is the menopause really making women put on weight? The menopause is that stage in every woman’s life when her periods stop, and she hasn’t
Profiling Elite Performance in the Women’s 100m Sprint The 100 m sprint is one of the most popular events in athletics. The sprint has traditionally
AIT Launches SHE Research Group to Bridge Gender Data Gap in Science An exciting new research group aimed at bridging the gender data gap in