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Why it took so long to talk about perimenopause

Recent reporting examines the systemic delays in discussing perimenopause and the global deficiency in specialized menopause care.

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The brief

Coverage is focusing on the historical lack of conversation surrounding perimenopause and the current state of global care. A review cited by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health indicates that menopause care is falling short worldwide.

Reports from Vox and Gulf News emphasize the need to rewrite the menopause narrative using science rather than myths. Additionally, guidance from a UC San Francisco primary care clinician is being highlighted by the Sierra Sun Times to empower women through updated medical information.

Future focus remains on applying scientific evidence to combat misconceptions and addressing the global shortcomings in care identified in recent reviews.

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What is the current status of menopause care globally?

According to a review from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, menopause care is falling short worldwide.

How is the narrative around menopause changing?

Gulf News reports a shift toward rewriting the menopause story based on science rather than myths.

Who is providing guidance to empower women regarding menopause?

A primary care clinician from UC San Francisco is offering latest guidance, as reported by the Sierra Sun Times.

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