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Nadia El-Awady

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Egypt, United Kingdom
As seen in: Medscape, Nature Middle East, Natureasia, University World News, About Islam, Asia Research News, Univadis FR, Univadis ES
Medical journalist. If you have a good Europe- or UK-related news story for healthcare professionals, drop me a note.
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We Need to Keep Talking About Menopause

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By Nadia El-Awady Verified
| medscape.co.uk
Yesterday, Medscape News UK published a news story about a study in The Lancet that encourages a new approach that moves beyond treating specific symptoms of menopause and towards a more holistic framework. I could not agree more. However, the news story and the study make references to menopause being over-medicalised, which I find unhelpful. In the UK, and thanks to much-needed recent media attention, menopause is finally becoming a topic of public discussion.
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We Need to Keep Talking About Menopause

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By Nadia El-Awady Verified
| Medscape Verified
Yesterday, Medscape News UK published a news story about a study in The Lancet that encourages a new approach that moves beyond treating specific symptoms of menopause and towards a more holistic framework. I could not agree more. However, the news story and the study make references to menopause being over-medicalised, which I find unhelpful. In the UK, and thanks to much-needed recent media attention, menopause is finally becoming a topic of public discussion.
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Why Not Celebrate Valentine's Day? It's All About Love

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By Nadia El-Awady Verified
| About Islam
I grew up in a conservative Muslim family in the United States. Except for my early years as a child, we did not celebrate birthdays. We never celebrated Christmas. We didn’t do anything special for Thanksgiving. New Year’s Eve was never a big deal. But we always went all out on Eid. My father taught us that Eid was our special day as Muslims. The house was decorated, and we received loads of presents. My mother made special foods and desserts.
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