“One woman who’d phoned round 30 pharmacies in her county to see if she could get what she needed.” Our advice if you are affected.

Over the Bank Holiday I spoke with Sky News about the ongoing HRT shortages.

Menopause Support founder Diane Danzebrink was featured in a double-page spread in the weekly magazine Best talking about her menopause experience and her decision to campaign for every woman to get the support they deserve.

You may be interested to hear that you can continue to take HRT during Ramadan. Dr Nighat Arif ,in collaboration with the Royal College of Obs & Gynae and Muslim Women UK, explains all

In 2021 Menopause Support teamed up with Dr Zoe Hodson to see if we could collectively improve access to Testosterone for women via the NHS. The possible prescribing of Testosterone to women via the NHS is still a postcode lottery, but we are making encouraging headway. Each area of the country has a CCG prescribing Read more about Improving access to Testosterone for women via the NHS[…]

It can break marriages, end careers and even lead to suicide. Anna Moore of the Daily Mail recently interviewed women whose debilitating symptoms went ignored and finds out what it took to get their lives back on track. One of them was our own Diane Danzebrink, founder of Menopause Support.

If, like us, you have been left frustrated, disappointed and angry about recent government U-turns about HRT provision you may want to write to your MP, perhaps enclosing our summary sent to Maria Caulfield, who is Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department of Health and Social Care).

Well this is a day that I never thought I would see, my name connected with Vogue in any way. Those who know me will be equally shocked as I couldn’t be less Vogue if I tried. I spend most of my life in jeans and sweatshirts and never wear make up, except to stop me looking shiny on TV. What is important about this article is that it is helping to raise awareness of peri menopause and menopause so I was delighted when they asked to interview me following an interview that aired on Japanese TV.

Lack of information and openness about menopause is needlessly affecting some riders’ wellbeing and enjoyment of equestrian sport. That’s according to the latest edition of Horse and Hound, who interviewed keen rider Diane Danzebrink. 

Menopause Support founder Diane Danzebrink joined ITV’s Loose Women recently – and took her husband Martin along to talk about his strong support.