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# Women's Health

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Women feel doctors 'normalise' loss of pregnancy, and first-time mothers 'not listened to', report finds
Donnelly announces establishment of Ireland's first centre for menopause
Opinion: Nutrition can empower women through menopause alongside medicine
Jackie Lynch
'Nothing signed off' yet on new National Maternity Hospital, says Taoiseach
'She is so inspirational' - Praise for Roscommon footballer on speaking out about cervical cancer battle
Call for national awareness campaign on menopause after 'incredibly important' Liveline discussion
Health minister announces 'see-and-treat' gynaecology services and 'advanced' endometriosis centre
Dr Deirdre Forde: Untreated menopause can be seismic for a woman, but help is at hand
Dr Deirdre Forde
'Second class citizens': Harris warned of the impact endometriosis is having on women's health
'Wombs, periods, they're taboo subjects': Patients appeal to TDs and Senators for endometriosis support
Peter Boylan: 'Online abuse didn't bother me - I wasn't going to resign'
No money in next year's budget for free contraception, committee heard
'I just felt like I don't matter': Women forced to travel to Romania for endometriosis treatment
'A lot of doctors fail to recognise it': Calls for government to review treatment of endometriosis
Minister sets up period poverty committee: 'Menstruation is not a choice'
Senior-capped Beibhinn Parsons leads Ireland U18 7s at World Games
FDA orders medical device companies to stop selling pelvic mesh
HSE apologises to women callers to Joe Duffy's Liveline who shared their traumatic childbirth experiences
'It would be foolhardy to say there is no risk': HSE reveals 78,000 slides left in CervicalCheck backlog
HSE warning over 'my options' unplanned pregnancy websites with anti-abortion message
TDs want women seeking abortions to be offered ultrasound imaging and heartbeat recording
Concerns raised over morning sickness medication being sold to women online
Column: 'Men need to treat their bodies in a similar way as to how they treat their cars'
Peter Gunning
Health Minister cancels meeting with women who suffered vaginal mesh complications
English breast screening scandal: Up to 270 women may have had lives shortened over IT error
Taoiseach says women seeking morning after pill should not face 'invasive' questioning
Ireland’s restrictive abortion laws have been criticised in report on women's health
'Many times I just keep smiling to avoid crumbling into a crying mess'
Julie Ronaghan
Simon Harris was 'very disappointed and frustrated' at Finian McGrath's vaccine comments
Morning after pill available to all medical card holders without prescription from today
Citizens' Assembly publishes additional recommendations on the Eighth Amendment
'I was haunted by the blood I caused by circumcising girls'
Irish women account for seven in 10 non-resident abortions carried out in UK
A doctor has had to come out and warn women not to put wasps' nests on their vaginas
Irish women may need fewer smear tests to screen for cervical cancer
The first birth control app to be officially approved as a contraceptive uses an age-old method
'I was tested to the limit': How hypnobirthing is helping women during labour
'Repeal' bus to distribute abortion pills in cities and colleges around Ireland
India's Minister for Women says country's rape problem is 'exaggerated'
Six in ten people want abortion to be decriminalised in Northern Ireland