Menopause and Heart Health
1:00pm - 2:00pm /
Wednesday 18th October 2023
/ Online event
Type: Webinar /
Category: Department
- Sally Middleton
- Admission: Free to University staff and students
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To mark World Menopause Day, the University of Liverpool's Menopause Support Network have invited Jen Mercer to talk to us about how the hormonal changes associated with menopause can have wide-ranging impacts on our cardiovascular health. This session will focus on heart health in line with the World Menopause Day theme this year of cardiovascular disease, however during the session Jen will also touch on Osteoarthritis and bone health.
Jen has been in the Fitness Industry for 19 years with a keen passion for Women’s Wellness. Over the past 5 years her specific focus has been Women’s Hormonal Health and Menopause. Her ultimate aim is to “Empower, Educate and Inspire Women to become the best version of themselves”.
Jen has been in the Fitness Industry for 19 years with a keen passion for Women’s Wellness. Over the past 5 years her specific focus has been Women’s Hormonal Health and Menopause. Her ultimate aim is to “Empower, Educate and Inspire Women to become the best version of themselves”.