Louise Atkinson

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Louise Atkinson

When you've woken up next to the same person every day for years – decades even – it's perfectly reasonable to expect some of the sexual fizz to have gone flat. But if one of you is neurodiverse – with traits of autism or ADHD – there's an even greater chance of the spark going out. Studies show neurodivergent (ND) women are 60 per cent more likely to be strongly affected by the hormonal chaos that comes with menopause.

2 weeks ago | autism.einnews.com | Louise Atkinson

The five signs ADHD and autism might be ruining your sex life - and the experts' guide on what you can do about it Published: 11:39 EDT, 13 April 2025 | Updated: 11:40 EDT, 13 April 2025 When you've woken up next to the same person every day for years – decades even – it's perfectly reasonable to expect some of the sexual fizz to have gone flat. But if one of you is neurodiverse – with traits of autism or ADHD – there's an even greater chance of the spark going out.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Louise Atkinson

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1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Louise Atkinson

Before weight-loss jabs came along and changed everything, no one really talked about the concept of 'food noise'. When their attempts to lose weight failed, struggling dieters blamed poor willpower, sugar addiction, chocoholism, ingrained 'wine o'clock' habits or the 24/7 availability of delicious treats. Yet with increasing numbers taking GLP-1 injections such as Mounjaro, Ozempic and Wegovy, scientists have discovered a striking side-effect – and one of the main mechanisms by which they work.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Louise Atkinson

Weight-loss jabs have become so popular that a quick rummage inside any midlife woman's fridge might be enough to reveal an injection pen nestling alongside the sugar-free yoghurts and diet drinks. Recent figures suggest that more than half a million people are taking either Mounjaro or Wegovy (the version of Ozempic approved for weight loss rather than diabetes control).