Diane Danzebrink talks to the BBC’s Jonny Dymond about the new menopause taskforce and what we hope will come out of it.

That was the subject of a discussion between Diane Danzebrink and presenter Tina Daheley, standing in for Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio Two this week.

A new report says women are not getting enough help at work when they enter menopause. Diane was asked to join Sky News anchor Kay Burley to discuss it.

We have published a  series of videos with Haitham Hamoda, who is current chair of the BMS, in recent conversation with Diane Danzebrink on our YouTube channel.

More than 1 million women in the UK could be forced out of their jobs this year because their employers are failing to support them as they go through the menopause, researchers have been quoted in the Guardian newspaper. Commenting, MS Founder Diane Danzebrink  said the research was “shocking but sadly not surprising”.

Online news and magazine MyLondon has published a profile of Menopause Support founder Diane Danzebrink.

I have always wanted to #makemenopausematter a global conversation as it will affect approximately half of the worlds 7.8 billion population at some point in their lives, but never in my wildest dreams did I hope to be having that conversation with the team from NHK, the Japanese public broadcaster .

Diane Danzebrink took part in a discussion with Presenter Colin Murray (pictured) on BBC Radio 5 Live this week in which the psychological and physical symptoms of menopause were discussed.

We thought you might like to see some more pictures from last week’s Parliament Square event, where MPs, menopause campaigners and celebrities got together to celebrate news that the UK government has promised to slash costs of HRT prescriptions, in England. We loved these pics from photographer Abigail Fahey. See the full story of Friday’s Read more about More pictures from Parliament Square Rally[…]