Tackling the physical activity gender gap
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Exercise is vital for women across all stages of life.
Not only is being active important for your physical and mental health, but it can also play a crucial role when dealing with a range of women’s health conditions. Whether you’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer, are pre- or post-partum, going through menopause or living with a condition like endometriosis or PCOS, exercise can help.
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It's about self-care, not the scales. About health, not weight loss. About mental health, not the shape of your body.
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