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Estrogen Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women: A Comprehensive Guide

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Understanding Estrogen and its Functions   Estrogen is a vital hormone in both men and women. However, it plays a more significant role in the female body. The ovaries primarily produce it, and its functions extend far beyond just reproductive health. Estrogen regulates the menstrual cycle and influences bone density, cardiovascular health, mood stability, and… Continue reading Estrogen Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women: A Comprehensive Guide

Richard Morgan Evans

Founder & CEO of Sapience Communications

Richard co-founded Sapience with three highly successful business figures in the UK, including former bank and private equity CEOs. This followed previous careers in law, working as an equity analyst for a number of investment banks and financial journalism, which included writing for The Economist, The Times and The Independent.

During his journalist career, he visited the Gulf and Saudi Arabia many times, interviewing senior banking and business figures, such as the head of the Saudi Central Bank and leaders at Saudi Aramco, SABIC, Olayan Group and the Kanoo Group. A number of his features appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and The Washington Post.

His PR experience includes being the MD of the Financial Division of a leading UK multidisciplinary PR consultancy before co-founding Sapience. He is often asked to judge PR awards, most recently he was on the judging panel of the Public Relations Consultancy Association’s Financial Services PR awards.

He specialises in advising on strategic media relations, reputational risk, media relations and training, crisis communications, and all forms of corporate transactions. Richard is a law graduate of the University of Cambridge.

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