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Kirsty Wark: The Menopause and Me

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20/04/2017

BBC One - Kirsty Wark: The Menopause and Me

Kirsty Wark sets out to find out the truth about the menopause.

Documentary in which Kirsty Wark sets out to find out the truth about the menopause. Featuring personal accounts and expert advice.

Kirsty Wark asks everything you always wanted to know about the menopause (but were too embarrassed to ask). In a quest for the truth, Kirsty cuts through the confusion and says the unsayable on this very personal odyssey. At the heart of the programme is frank and often funny testimony from famous and not-so-famous women, including Jennifer Saunders and Kaye Adams, while highly respected experts including the chair of the British Menopause Society give up-to-date advice.

Kirsty also investigates groundbreaking research at Edinburgh University - research which has the provocative potential to extend our fertility. Kirsty examines society's reluctance to take the subject seriously and talk about it, and comes to the conclusion that if, on average, women are living up to 30 years after the menopause, it's time to take care of ourselves.

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