On this page, I will add content contributed for wider interest and value. In some cases, this might be material provided by universities that are relevant to Science courses, but potentially to support PSE or wider health issues, e.g. mental health.
The MRC Centre for Reproductive Health at the University of Edinburgh has created the scientific animation ‘Typical and Problem Periods’ to raise awareness of menstrual problems, and offer support and guidance.
‘Typical and problem periods’ clearly and simply describes menstruation, how to identify if periods are not typical, and where to seek help.
It also highlights the important research into this topic being carried out by Dr Jacqueline Maybin and her lab group at MRC Centre for Reproductive Health.
Their vital work helps to prevent problematic periods from occurring and develops more effective treatment options.
This material has been shared on Synapse and contains links to content from the World Wildlife Fund, The Royal Society and Global Goals. Some fun activities and opportunities to raise awareness of the purpose of this international conference in your classrooms.
The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSSs) FREE Science Summer School is hosted at Edinburgh Zoo and the Highland Wildlife Park. Typically, there are 80 free places available to 16-18 year olds and involves a week long course during the summer holidays. For further information, click on the link below.