Menopause hit my vanity first. It began with a photograph – me out with friends – only something wasn’t quite right. Was that me or Glenda Jackson as Elizabeth I? I couldn’t quite tell. The more I stared at the photo, the more I realised that it was my hairline that was wrong. It was…
From local councils to rural communities, Scotland works best when decisions are made closer to the people they affect. It’s time to finish the job devolution started
Scotland’s new Health Secretary highlighting her experience as a mother reveals a deeper problem in how we talk about women’s health
Why standing for election matters, even when victory is unlikely
Scrapping a dedicated women’s health brief sends a clear message – despite the rhetoric, it is no longer a priority to the SNP
Part Three of a three-part series on how the system fails women’s health
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