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'It's normal' — Leading gender advocacy group encourages Singaporeans to talk about menopause
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk Anna Maria Romero , as published by The Independent Singapore
· November 11, 2026
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SINGAPORE: Over the past week, one of Singapore’s main gender and equality advocacy groups has been posting on social media about menopause, calling for it to be spoken about out loud, since, after all, it is something that half of humanity will experience at some point. The Association of Women...
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