The working wounded: strokes

Article Abstract:

Strokes affect 100,000 to 120,000 people annually, of which 10,000 occur before the age of retirement. Strokes occur as a result of blood supply blockage to the brain or leakage from a blood vessel in the brain. Damage depends on how many brain cells are killed during the stroke. Rachel Brown suffered a stroke at the age of 30. Details of how the stroke affected her health and position at work are given.

Case studies, Stroke (Disease), Stroke, Workers

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The menopause: The working wounded

Article Abstract:

The symptoms of the menopause can include hot flushes, disturbed sleep, and irregular periods. Hormone Replacement Therapy can help alleviate the symptoms and can also prevent osteoporosis in later life, which is a result of oestrogen deficiency. Details of how a clinic receptionist at St Bartholomew's Hospital identified her menopause and her treatment are included.

Care and treatment, Women, Women's health, Menopause

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