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MP opens up on 30-year fight for period healthcare

MP opens up on 30-year fight for period healthcare
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Labour MP Jo White has shared her personal struggle with endometriosis, advocating for faster diagnosis and improved NHS treatment pathways. She emphasizes the need for better awareness and quicker referral processes for women suffering from period-related health issues.

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The story brings attention to the long-standing medical delays and quality-of-life issues associated with endometriosis in the UK.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Isaac Ashe East Midlands UK Parliament Girls and young women need to be confident to speak up about period problems, said MP Jo White "It took 30 years before I got the treatment that I needed."

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