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SUMMARY:'Still We Rise - preventing violence against women in Wales' conference
DESCRIPTION:This Welsh Women’s Aid conference will consider recent developments in preventing violence against women and supporting survivors\, and explore how we can more effectively work together to prevent such violence from escalating and from happening in the first place. \nSpeakers include: Prof Rashida Manjoo\, UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women. \nDay 1 – Cardiff City Hall: this day will be of particular interest to professionals working to prevent violence against women. \nDay 2 – Butetown Community Centre: the second day will be of particular interest to anyone who wants to get involved in campaigning to end violence towards women. \nFind out more at www.welshwomensaid.org.uk/conference
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SUMMARY:Migraine Insight - Helping you take control
DESCRIPTION:Migraine Action\, the national advisory and support charity for adults and children affected by migraine\, is coming to Cardiff to host an event for those with the condition and to help their friends and family learn more. \nThe day aims to give practical tips for proactively managing migraine\, with topics covered including headache and migraine diagnosis\, treatment\, prevention\, latest research and medication overuse. There will also be the opportunity for people to discuss their own migraine in a friendly and informal atmosphere and to ask questions of the leading migraine experts speaking on the day: \n\nDr Andrew Dowson\, Kings College Hospital\, London\nDr Peter Brookes\, University of Wales\, Cardiff\nDr Mohamed Hassan\, Prince Charles Hospital\, Merthyr Tydfil\n\nDid you know:- \n\n1 in 7 people in the UK suffer from migraine.  Migraine affects twice as many women as men.\n\nMigraine affects people from all age groups (even young children) and all social classes.\nThe World Health Organisation has classified headache as a major health disorder and has rated migraine amongst the top 20 most disabling lifetime conditions.\n\n\n\nMigraine is the most common neurological condition; two thirds of sufferers are women\, and all migraineurs are more likely to experience migraine between the ages of 20-50 years. A migraine attack can last from 4 to 72 hours\, with most migraineurs keeping well between attacks. Migraine is more than just a headache. Other symptoms can include: visual disturbances (flashing lights\, blind spots in the vision\, zig zag patterns etc.)\, nausea and vomiting\, sensitivity to light (photophobia)\, sensitivity to noise (phonophobia)\, sensitivity to smells (osmophobia) and tingling / pins and needles / weakness / numbness in the limbs. Around 60% of sufferers never consult their GP because they mistakenly think that nothing can be done to help them. There is a wide range of effective treatments now available including new products introduced during the past year. \nBooking Essential: £7 members\, £12 non members(£5 members\, £10 non members for bookings made before 7th March 2015)For more information please visit www.migraine.org.uk or call 08456 011 033. \nOrganised by Migraine Action – the national advisory and support charity for those affected by migraine.
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