It’s not women’s menopausal bodies that need ‘fixing’ but society’s attitude to them | Suzanne Moore

Instead of expensive and invasive operations, how about we support women for a change, asks the Guardian columnist Suzanne Moore

There is so much dosh to be made in them there hills. That was my first thought when I read of a new fertility treatment that is said to delay menopause for up to 20 years. A company called ProFam is offering it to women under 40 – and for those with endometriosis it is a gift. I heard one such woman talking on Radio 4’s Today programme in a four-minute slot that was allotted to the piddling issue of women’s bits.

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