What menopause really does to your brain, heart, gut, bones and skin – with Professor Mary Ryan
Hormones affect far more than fertility and menopause – they play a vital role in everything from heart and brain health to strong bones and a balanced gut. Professor of endocrinology Mary Ryan joins Liz to explain why looking after our hormones means taking greater control of our everyday health. They discuss how…
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