Aging on your terms. Confidence, choices, and med-aesthetic treatments.
Aging isn’t always easy. While some women embrace the natural changes that come with time, others experience a decline in self-confidence and seek interventions to help them feel their best. Dr Joanna Delia, founder of med-aesthetic clinic People & Skin, talks about the importance of opting for procedures for the right reasons, and picking safe and reliable doctors.
Miscarriage matters – Voices of women who experienced a pregnancy loss. Part 1.
As government looks into introducing miscarriage leave, we spoke to women who experienced pregnancy loss to get their view.
Week unclouded. Dance clubs for mums, abortion pills, and indecent requests
Mums’ urge to dance, increase in abortion pills ordered, and young people asked to send indecent photos of themselves … here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
Miscarriage matters – Why leave and support are essential
The government recently announced it will be looking into the introduction of paid leave for employees who suffer a miscarriage. Woman Unclouded caught up with fertility counsellor Danielle Scerri Azzopardi, who is organising miscarriage support groups, to understand what women go through when they miscarry and why granting them leave to grieve and heal is essential.
Week unclouded. New endometriosis pill, an urge for freedom, and a call for young lobbyists
A new endometriosis pill approved in the UK, a call for young women lobbyists, and a nation-wide urge for more freedom… here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
The makers’ movement. Meet the women crafting artisan networks.
Artisans Josianne Calleja and Petra Gasan have always had a passion for crafting and creating. They decided to dedicate themselves full-time to turning their dreams into reality. Now, they are opening up their journey to other women like them through their project L-Artigjana.
Week unclouded. Miscarriage leave, a trailblazing researcher, domestic violence reports up
The introduction of miscarriage leave, increases in domestic violence reports and recognition for women’s health research… here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
The art of remembering. How to not forget stuff
As we navigate adulthood, responsibilities multiply, and our to-do lists seem to stretch endlessly. Keeping track of everything becomes a skill in itself. Fortunately, many of us have developed little hacks to ensure we don’t forget the important (and even the mundane) stuff. After chatting with friends, I’ve compiled some of their best strategies.
Week unclouded. New women’s archive, FGM in Malta, and equality inaction
The launch of Malta’s first Women’s Archive, the reality of FGM in Malta. and government’s inaction to tackle the low fertility rate… here are some women news bites you may have missed this week.
Words of women…
Woman Unclouded was born to support women by sharing experiences and expertise. In the last months, many women shared their views. So, to mark Women’s Day, here come some of the words of these wonderful women… about a range of subjects.