Menopause and Work, Menopause and Workplace, Menopause in the Workplace, menopause symptoms, The Menopause Research Bill, working through menopause
Finally, the US is starting to make some headway in supporting midlife women. Kudos to Reps. Cindy Axne, D-Iowa, and David McKinley, R-W.Va., who have introduced a bipartisan bill in Congress called The Menopause Research Bill, which will according to a West Virginia...
Hormone Therapy, Menopause and Transgender Women, Menopause in the Workplace, menopause symptoms
Just completing the 2022 North American Menopause Society meeting held in Atlanta, October 12-15. One of the many interesting talks dealt with the menopause symptoms and challenges of transgender women. Hormone Therapy (HT) is confusing for cisgender women, but it can...
Hormone Therapy, Hot Flashes, hot flashes in men, Menopause and Workplace, menopause symptoms
Hot flashes only occur in women, right? Not exactly. Up to 75% of men who are treated with hormone therapy for prostate cancer have hot flashes. It’s not something most people think about. But it is a common side effect in a very common cancer in men....
menopause coaching, Menopause Survey, menopause symptoms, Menopause treatment, working through menopause
By 2025, 1.2 billion women will be in menopause Even though menopause is a natural transition that will happen to every women who lives long enough, women know much more about their first period than they do about their last one, a new survey reveals. ...
Business Woman, menopause and depression, Menopause and Workplace, menopause symptoms, women in the workplace
An article in the British Publication Mirror describes a Member of Parliament (MP) treated with antidepressants for 12 years before she was finally diagnosed as having menopause. After all that time, MP Carolyn Harris is finally weaning herself off of the...
Covid-19, Menopause and Workplace, Menopause in the Workplace, menopause symptoms
Whether or not to take estrogen is a huge decision every woman must make as she faces her symptom of menopause. Most of the fears about estrogen began with the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) when they falsely claimed that estrogen increases the risk of breast...
