Excited to be presenting my thesis and representing NICM Health Institute in WSU Three Minute Thesis competition this afternoon! Also an amazing opportunity find out more about some of the amazing research happening across our Schools and other Institutes at WSU.

We must listen to the needs of women with endometriosis, tailoring research and associated funding to be able to answer the key questions they have identified as their top priority, write Associate Professor Mike Armour and Dr Cecilia Ng ow.ly/5bFT50PHhRC

Using knowledge from our recent scoping review - My incredible supervisory team Michelle O'Shea A/Prof Mike Armour & Dr.Sarah Duffy, and I have written: Symptoms of menopause can make it harder to work. Here’s what employers should be doing theconversation.com/symptoms-of-me… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Our #Endo@Work project and the foundational research behind it in partnership with EndoAustralia is featured in Western Sydney University Future Makers Issue! url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/dWO1Cvl1EwS3…

Join us as we host an online seminar titled, Australian Higher Education: Exploring Women’s health, education and work. Discuss the challenges, stigma, taboo, and misinformation that so often surrounds menstrual health issues. Read More 👇 bit.ly/4g1DmCN

Read our article in #TradingPlaces for #Executivemedia introducing #endometriosis #guidelines for women in Australian Trades. In partnership with EndometriosisAust and Western Sydney University tradingplaces.partica.online/trading-places…

I’m deeply honoured to have been invited to speak at the ETUI - European Trade Union Institute conference. Watch me discuss to effectual strategies for supporting women and PFAB in managing menstruation, menstrual disorders and menopause in the workplace. lnkd.in/gMbwwbx8 (timestamp 2:08:00).