The British Menopause Society is delighted to support the first-ever World POI Day on Saturday 25 October 2025.
Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI) is a condition that affects 4 in 100 women under the age of 40. POI affects physical, emotional and mental well-being yet many women struggle with delayed diagnosis and lack of information.
World POI Day is launched by the Daisy Network, the UK charity for women with POI, to shine a light and raise awareness, highlighting the need for earlier diagnoses, better support and improved healthcare solutions.
Professor Janice Rymer, BMS Chair, said:
‘The British Menopause Society fully supports the Daisy Network’s initiative to create a global conversation and break the silence around POI. We are pleased that this important area of women’s health is finally receiving the attention it deserves.’
Find out more on the Daisy Network website.