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For her, Fukushima was a reminder that nuclear power comes with risk — however small — but that even in a worst-case scenario, operators are skilled at preventing a disaster.

Herbert knows all too well the risk that comes with running.

But in a country where conversation on menstruation still comes with stigma and taboo, menopause awareness is lagging.

Stephens added: “Every high comes with a price, and I paid it. You don’t feel grief less intensely just because you’re well off.”

Set around the hospital’s emergency room, which keeps the narrative compact and busy and requires fewer sets, it comes with the customary variety pack of characters.