Cameron Diaz has been asked to “explain” her baby news, and it’s really not OK
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“I found out I was infertile at 26. This is my story”
“At the time I just put it all down to stress and being a twenty-something trying to figure out life,” Stephanie Trussler recalls of her early symptoms.
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- Susie Bearne
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“30 things I still don’t know, despite being 30”
The milestone age of turning 30 should really come with an instruction manual...
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- Alexandra Jones
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“Why it’s time to start talking more honestly about giving birth”
“Censoring ‘bad’ birth stories is simply another way in which women are silenced.”
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- Melanie Golding
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People
Michelle Keegan just had to defend herself for not having a baby yet again, and it’s not OK
She did an interview with Jonathan Ross.
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- Hollie Richardson
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- Deborah Cicurel
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“Why everyone needs to stop asking me when I'm going to have a baby”
It’s one of the most personal decisions a person could make, so why won’t people stop asking about it?
Life
Why this heartbreaking yet hopeful Twitter thread has gone viral
It's a rollercoaster of emotions.
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- Hollie Richardson
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Life
Why women are sharing their experiences of getting the morning after pill
Why is is still such a taboo conversation?
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- Hollie Richardson
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Life
Twitter is rightly furious over this man’s viral comments on women’s fertility
Take a deep breath, reader, because you’re going to need it…
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- Hollie Richardson
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People
Anne Hathaway just got real about “infertility and conception hell” with her pregnancy news
She shared a very honest post.
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- Hollie Richardson
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People
Why Natalie Imbruglia's low-key pregnancy announcement is so very, very refreshing
Natalie Imbruglia’s Instagram post serves as yet another reminder that there is no one set narrative for women.
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- Kayleigh Dray
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Life
IVF fertility treatments are at a record-breaking high, and it’s cause for celebration
Single women and same-sex couples redefine the idea of what a 'normal' family looks like.
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- Hollie Richardson
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- Kayleigh Dray
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This cookbook author wants people to stop asking when she’ll have kids
“It is really hard to put on a happy face. Fertility issues are supposed to be private so many of us are silently in pain”
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Ask Gynae Geek: your most Googled questions about adenomyosis, answered
It’s dubbed the ‘the ugly sister of endometriosis’, but what is adenomyosis and how does it affect our health?
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- Dr Anita Mitra
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Life
“Why learning how to fail is the key to our liberation”
Elizabeth Day on how we can learn to fail better
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- Sarah Shaffi
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People
Kylie Minogue wants people to stop asking when she’ll have kids
As Kylie Minogue confirms she will perform at Glastonbury Festival, we remember one of her most powerful moments.
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- Kayleigh Dray
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People
Gabrielle Union shared a powerful reminder about how to talk to women after a miscarriage
“You don’t have to suffer in silence or alone. There’s hope and answers. We got you."
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People
Now – and only now – is it OK to say that Meghan Markle is pregnant
Kensington Palace confirmed the happy news on Monday morning. But that doesn’t validate months of speculation about Meghan's fertility
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“Can we all just shut the f**k up about Meghan Markle’s womb?”
People on Twitter are convinced that Meghan Markle is pregnant, thanks to Princess Eugenie’s wedding
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- Kayleigh Dray
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- Megan Murray
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Scientists have just created the first artificial womb: Here’s why that’s such a big deal
It could help women whose fertility has been damaged by cancer conceive
Life
These are the reproductive health issues women worry most about
But a new study shows that embarrassment is still stopping women from seeking the help they need.
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- Moya Crockett
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