Balancing the Brain: Electricity, Hormones and Epilepsy
One in four women are diagnosed with Epilepsy at some point in their life. It is a chronic health condition that affects us differently to men due to our hormones.
Dr Emily Handley
Women’s Mental Health in the Workplace
With depression and anxiety creating a barrier to career success , Dr Emily Handley looks at how women can take control of their mental health in the workplace
Protection against Osteoporosis
A slow, steady rate of bone loss is normal as we become older but women need to create a healthy bone reservoir to protecting against osteoporosis.
Exercising through Menstruation and Menopause
Regardless of fitness level, all aspects of exercise can be impacted by menstruation and hormonal fluctuations, writes medical researcher and female health advocate, Dr. Emily Handley.
The Challenges of Bowel Cancer for Women
Dr. Emily Handley takes a look at Bowel Cancer, how over 7,000 Australian women are diagnosed annually and what we should be watching for.
The Silent Heart Attack: Cardiac Arrest in Women
Globally, it is estimated that 5-10% of the population has at least one autoimmune disease – and it’s further thought that approximately 75% of sufferers are women. Medical researcher and female health advocate, Dr. Emily Handley asks why.
The Brain and Burnout
Medical researcher and female health advocate, Dr. Emily Handley at why women are at greater risk of burnout and the health implications that accompany it.
Autoimmunity in Women: Under Friendly Fire
Globally, it is estimated that 5-10% of the population has at least one autoimmune disease – and it’s further thought that approximately 75% of sufferers are women. Medical researcher and female health advocate, Dr. Emily Handley asks why.
The Gut Microbiome: A Brain in our Stomachs
The connection between our minds and our guts goes beyond just digestion, writes Medical researcher and female health advocate, Dr. Emily Handley.
