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At Bayer, our mission of “Health for All, Hunger for None” drives our commitment to addressing societal and environmental needs, benefiting people and improving their quality of life. Through research and innovation, we aim to reimagine how we care for ourselves, and one another, by empowering everyday health, improving approaches to patient care, and finding better ways to nourish our communities around the world. https://www.bayer.co.uk/en/privacy-statement

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08/03/2026

This , the message behind matters more than ever.

Too many women are still told their symptoms are “normal” - whether it’s heavy bleeding, pain, menopause symptoms or difficulty accessing contraception. But “normal” should never mean silently endured.

Listening to women’s experiences helps us understand what needs to change so everyone can access timely, high quality reproductive healthcare.

On , we’re encouraging women to speak up — and reminding everyone to listen.
💡 Your symptoms deserve attention
💡 Your concerns deserve belief
💡 Your voice can break stigma and spark real change

Give your voice.

Gain a future where no woman navigates symptoms alone.



PP-UN-WHC-GB-0376 / March 2026

Did you know?Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in England, and most frequently diagnosed in males aged 75 to 79 ...
04/12/2025

Did you know?

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in England, and most frequently diagnosed in males aged 75 to 79 years of age. With an ageing population in the UK, many men are living with multiple health conditions upon diagnosis.

Those living with late stage prostate cancer face the burden from symptoms like fatigue which affect quality of life and can influence mobility, independence and time spent with loved ones

At a time when every moment with loved ones is precious, having a range of treatment options that can be tailored to this population of vulnerable men is essential.

Share this post and encourage conversations that can save lives.

💬 “It’s not a sign of weakness to seek help; it’s a sign of strength.”



PP-UN-ONC-GB-0176 - DECEMBER 2025

28/11/2025

Hear from Tony Collier, a prostate cancer patient, as he shares his experience discussing his treatment with his care team.

Shared-decision making between those living with prostate cancer and their care team is more important than ever. Treatment decisions can be complex, but conversations around treatment should be personalised, and weigh the potential benefits of life-prolonging therapies against their impact on quality of life.

📺 Watch the full video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBWxGWp9kWM

Share this post and encourage conversations that can save lives.



PP-UN-ONC-GB-0185 - NOVEMBER 2025

26/10/2025

Have you heard of cardiac amyloidosis? A rare disease, that is caused by misfolded proteins built up in the heart, impairing its ability to function effectively. It often goes unnoticed – but it can lead to various complications, including heart failure if not diagnosed and managed promptly.

Many people with transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM), a type of cardiac amyloidosis, wait on average over three years and face many hospital visits before getting the right diagnosis. Symptoms are often mistaken for other conditions.

Knowing the signs and symptoms of diseases like ATTR-CM can make a real difference in obtaining the necessary diagnosis and help you or a loved one receive care sooner. 💙

For some at , this is personal. Ariane de Hoog, Head of Pharma Dynamic Shared Ownership Communications, knows the challenges of ATTR-CM firsthand from her mother’s journey.

🔗 Watch Ariane’s story here https://youtu.be/ptopaQa-kC0



RP-UN-CAR-GB-0265 / October 2025

Menopause may make everyday life feel unpredictable and disrupt a woman’s wellbeing, leaving them unsure of how to manag...
17/10/2025

Menopause may make everyday life feel unpredictable and disrupt a woman’s wellbeing, leaving them unsure of how to manage its symptoms with confidence. We want to help you to find the power behind your voice, to use the right words to discuss the challenges you face, and take action to feel more like yourself.

We are sharing resources on https://www.womenshealthmatters.co.uk/talk-menopause where you’ll find practical tips and tools, along with guidance and information that helps you find the right words to be clearly heard and take control of your menopause symptoms. This , it’s time to Amplify You.



PP-UN-WHC-GB-0334 / October 2025

01/10/2025

Every woman deserves access to quality reproductive healthcare, yet many still face significant barriers that hinder access to contraceptive options.

We took to the streets of Reading to ask the public what we can do together to improve access to contraception.

We must keep the conversation alive and normalise these important discussions. Every voice matters. Your insights and experiences can help shape a more informed and supportive environment for everyone.

Join us as we continue to drive change together! https://www.womenshealthmatters.co.uk/contraception.

Please always discuss with your doctor or nurse the best contraceptive option for you.



PP-UN-WHC-GB-0330 / September 2025

27/09/2025

How comfortable are we talking about contraception? What and who influences contraceptive decisions? We asked women for their thoughts on how conversations about contraception impacts their contraceptive choices.

Talking about contraception is vital for increasing awareness and helping everyone make informed decisions about their health, but we also need to ensure that the information shared is clear, credible and balanced.

For more information about contraceptive options, visit our dedicated Women’s Health website: https://www.womenshealthmatters.co.uk/contraception.

Please always discuss with your doctor or nurse the best contraceptive option for you.



PP-UN-WHC-GB-0330 / September 2025

26/09/2025

We took to the streets of Reading to see how aware people are of their contraceptive options.

Despite some initial rejections (check out our earlier post for more on that!), we were able to connect with a few individuals to find out how many of the 15 contraceptive methods they were able to name.

Knowledge is power when it comes to making informed decisions about your contraception choices and reproductive health. Knowing what options you could have and what questions to ask when discussing contraception with your healthcare professions could help address the barriers such as misinformation or cultural stigmas. So don’t wait – check your knowledge and explore your choices today.

For more information about the options, visit our dedicated Women’s Health website: https://www.womenshealthmatters.co.uk/contraception.

Please always discuss with your doctor or nurse the best contraceptive option for you.



PP-UN-WHC-GB-0330 / September 2025

26/09/2025

Are people prepared to talk contraception? This year for we decided to take the theme "Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges: Contraceptive Access For All" straight to the public to talk all things contraception.

Did you know that unintended pregnancy continues to pose a significant challenge for women and society, with rising abortion numbers in various regions across the UK?

Despite advances in contraceptive technology, barriers persist that prevent women from accessing and choosing the right contraceptive methods for their needs. Understanding the barriers is the first step to breaking them down. This year, we took to the streets of Reading to engage the public with three vital questions about contraception:

❓How much do you know about contraception?
❓Do we talk about contraception enough?
❓What can we do together to improve access?

However, we faced a challenge of our own – despite our efforts, we didn’t have much luck getting people to talk to us!

It’s crucial that we come together to break down barriers. We must keep these important conversations going and normalise them in our communities! And your voice matters!

So, did we manage to speak to anyone at all ? Stay tuned to find out…



PP-UN-WHC-GB-0330 / September 2025

WINNER! Large Employer of the Year for ApprenticeshipsWe are thrilled to announce Bayer has been awarded Large Employer ...
15/05/2025

WINNER! Large Employer of the Year for Apprenticeships

We are thrilled to announce Bayer has been awarded Large Employer of the Year at the apprenticeship awards.

The prestigious Employer of the Year award recognises our commitment to fostering a supportive and empowering workplace culture for early careers and beyond. We are proud to invest in growth and development and this award reflects the hard work and dedication of our apprentices and the amazing team who support them.

We are also celebrating the graduation of our incredible 2023/24 apprentices, as well as 11 years of partnership with WBTC, investing in young people and kick-starting careers through our apprenticeship scheme.

We are exceptionally proud that Repack Specialist Jack Youster won the coveted apprentice of the year!

Congratulations to all our graduates, and everyone who has contributed to making Bayer such a supportive place to be for apprentices.

⚽ At the home of just the kick of a ball away from our Reading HQ, our Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) trainers partnere...
29/11/2024

⚽ At the home of just the kick of a ball away from our Reading HQ, our Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) trainers partnered with STAR - Supporters Trust at Reading FC and Talking Royals, a peer to peer support group, to train a group of new Mental Health First Aiders to support football fans at matches and beyond.

At Bayer, we’re proud to have a team of Mental Health First Aiders providing a first point of call for mental health support, available to employees across the business. Our MHFA trainers, Yvonne and Lucy, have trained over 100 members of to support themselves, colleagues, friends and family.

Mental health challenges can affect anyone, at any time, which is why we were pleased to extend our Mental Health First Aid initiative beyond the workplace and into our local community.

With further training sessions in the works for 2025, together we hope to create an inclusive and supportive environment, while helping to tackle the stigma surrounding mental health in football.

18/10/2024

This , we’re sharing results from a recent Bayer survey in over 2,000 UK women. Despite growing awareness around women's health, the findings reveal significant gaps in how menopause is understood, particularly for Black and Asian British women.

Key findings from the survey:

🔍 Open Discussions: Women from ethnic minority communities are less likely to have open discussions about menopause.

🔍 Access to Menopause Healthcare Services: Over half (54%) of Black British women and 44% of Asian British women felt their ethnicity affects their access to menopause healthcare services.

🔍 Education Gaps: Education about menopause is worryingly low in some communities, with only 50% of Asian British women and 45% Black British women recognising the most common symptom – hot flushes – compared to 81% of their White counterparts.

🔍 Feeling Underserved: Women across all ethnic groups felt underserved with a mere 22% of women felt supported by their healthcare providers, and 64% don’t receive the necessary support from partners. Nearly half (49%) believed that men do not understand the challenges of menopause, leading to 57% of women surveyed said they suffer in silence.

With the findings from the Menopause Mandate’s menopause survey of almost 20,000 women that also released this week, it’s clear that more still needs to be done to improve menopause awareness and care for all women.

It’s time to start having open conversations about menopause and challenging barriers to education, support and care. Together, we can create a more inclusive environment that empowers women to navigate menopause confidently.

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