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‘Suicidal thoughts are nothing to be ashamed of, but they do need to be taken seriously’
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Dr Kate Middleton2021-11-24T11:06:00
Research from Menopause Experts Group highlights a rise in suicide rates for women aged 45 to 54 – the age when most women experience perimenopause and menopause. Dr Kate Middleton explains why and offers practical coping strategies
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