May Newsletter
May has been a busy and occasionally surreal month. A Ferris wheel pitch, a landmark name change for a condition affecting 170 million women, and a BBC documentary we can't wait to watch. Here's everything that's been happening at MenoVida.
April Newsletter
April has been a month of things clicking into place. From our trademark being awarded and HMRC Advance Assurance granted, to the UK's renewed Women's Health Strategy. Plus a very personal story about a trailblazing mum in the 70s. Here's everything that's been happening at MenoVida.
March Newsletter
March has been a month of real conversations, with the CEO of Mumsnet, menopause experts, fellow founders and inspiring women driving change in women's health.
Plus important updates on GP contracts, the Employment Rights Bill, and some exciting news about MenoVida's investment round.
February Newsletter
February has flown by, and we've been busy! This month we're sharing an exciting opportunity to invest in MenoVida, introducing three new ambassadors, highlighting trusted medical voices online, and calling on you to support three important campaigns — including tampon regulation and better menopause care. Here's everything you need to know.
January Newsletter
We've hit the ground running in 2026! This month we were accepted onto the Female Founders Rise Fundraising Accelerator and launched our Changemaker Community with 41 members. Plus menopause is making headlines with NHS health check updates, innovative Australian patch technology, and FDA reversing HRT warnings.
December Newsletter
MenoVida's first newsletter! We've hit a major milestone with our working prototype. Meet our Health Advisory Board and Ambassadors, plus discover our exciting 2026 plans: Facebook community, investment opportunities, and our June app launch. Haven't signed up to our community yet? Get future newsletters direct to your inbox—sign up here: Community Page
The Power of Our Stories: A Personal Journey Through the Three P's
World Menopause Day reminds us we're not alone. Here's why sharing our hormonal health stories can change everything.