balance app Recommended in NHS England’s Digital Resources for Better Health
As part of Your Health Collection 2022, NHS England Health Education England Knowledge and Library Services, and The Reading Agency have partnered together to launched a new list of resources to support users of health and prison libraries to understand and manage their health.
The collection of 10 books and 30 digital resources were chosen by those working in healthcare, health information and knowledge and library specialists working in the NHS, in prisons, in public health and in Higher Education.
The resources selected have are accessible, inclusive and reflect the diversity of society.
We’re pleased to share our free menopause support app, balance, is a recommended digital resource for Better Health within these services.
It also comes with great pleasure to share balance app’s founder, Dr Louise Newson’s book, Preparing for the Perimenopause and Menopause is also a recommended resource within the library!
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