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Ellie Cannon

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The Happy Menopause Live: Nutrition - HRT - Strategies

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By Ellie Cannon
We’re wrapping up Menopause Month with a bumper edition of The Happy Menopause Live! This special event brings together the two key pillars of menopause management – nutrition and HRT – to tackle the questions and challenges so many of us face during this tricky stage of life.
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De complete HST gids

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By Ellie Cannon
| hebban.nl
De overgang was jarenlang iets waar vrouwen maar mee moesten dealen, nu is er eindelijk meer ruimte voor hulp via hormoonbehandelingen. In De complete HST-gids geeft Dr. Ellie Cannon uitleg over de voor- en nadelen van deze behandeling, en leert je alles wat je moet weten over de overgang. Tijdens de (peri)menopauze neemt de productie van oestrogeen en progesteron af.
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Truth about the crusty brown skin patches you get after middle-age – and if you should be worried about cancer, revealed by DR ELLIE - Business And America

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By Ellie Cannon
| businessandamerica.com
I am 77 and have crusty patches on my breasts, back and stomach. Could they be cancerous? Dr Ellie Cannon replies: It is unlikely. These sound like seborrhoeic keratoses – harmless skin growths that affect around three-quarters of people over 70 and often appear as rough, crusty patches in shades of tan, brown or black that can grow several centimetres wide. Although sometimes called seborrhoeic warts, they’re not caused by a virus as actual warts are.
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