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We have to enhance our care of menopausal ladies each with individualized therapy choices and handle their wants within the office.” Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ALA9v #MedicalNewsWatch #MedicalNews #TypicallyStunningResults #PictureCreditScore #LackSafeHousing #DietaryComplementTypically #EstrogenDietarySupplements #EstrogenRangesDecline #DiscountSignificantlyImpacts #PresentsFascinatingInsights
New insights into how menopause affects women’s lives, health, workplaces
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Founder, Over The Bloody Moon - Best Menopause Training Organization. Creator of MenoVest, world's 1st menopause simulator, helping organisations & schools be menopause inclusive. Menopause podcaster & advocate
There’s been a lot of negative comments the past few days about the introduction of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) into the draft NICE guidelines for menopause treatment, as it’s been put on a par or alternative to Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). We actually welcome the introduction of other interventions beyond just HRT. Some women can’t take HRT or don’t respond well, so great that there is another option that is evidence based and effective for most. Our research with Kantar showed that 84% women on anti-depressants describe their menopause as severe or unbearable. Our research also found that those living with trauma, a disability, neurodiversity, acute stress or a history of poor mental health are more likely to suffer with poor mental health during perimenopause. So CBT will really benefit this cohort. That said, the NHS waiting list for IAPT and mental health support is on average two years - and is massively underfunded and under staffed. Whereas the benefit, for most taking HRT can be a matter of weeks. There is also the worry that some healthcare professionals will use this NICE guidance as another reason not to prescribe HRT for those that can and want to take it that could amplify symptoms and delay treatment - leading to negative short term and long term outcomes. However, current HRT solutions can be hit and miss, so we need to see greater long-term government funding in research and innovation in HRT, as well as non-hormonal interventions for menopause management. Clinical studies should be conducted to look at the effectiveness and safety of bio identical versus body identical HRT, as this sector is unregulated and growing rapidly with the difficulty of getting NHS appointments, regulated HRT shortages, or refusals by GPs to prescribe HRT. Menopause treatment should be indivialised - a person who is oestrogen dominant or progesterone intolerant needs particular options. There are exciting non-hormonal treatments coming onto the market that alleviate hot flushes and will help those who have contraindications. Why are these not mentioned in the draft NICE guidelines? We also think the draft should include lifestyle-led programs like nutrition and movement to be socially prescribed and available on the NHS. Our research with Insights by Kantar showed that 70% of women describing menopause as positive were making some lifestyle changes that included changing their diet, cutting back alcohol (20%), yoga & swimming. We know from our own health coaching programs that these changes make a huge improvement in managing symptoms and empowering individuals through their menopause transitions. What do you think? #nhs #cbt #overthebloodymoon #menopausemanagement #mentalhealth #menopausewellbeing #naturalmenopause
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This matters for all 13 million menopausal in the UK - and especially those of us who have experienced brain fog at work. Here menopause specialist Louise Newson calls out the biased, outdated science in the new draft NICE guidance for the NHS - in particular the ridiculous suggestion that CBT should be considered on a par with HRT for treatment. In fact, this is a really exciting moment for medicine, as we increasingly grasp the extent to which the new safer HRT can help with long-term conditions like osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and dementia. The NICE committee should have embraced that future. Instead they are stuck in the past. If you’re a company or HR department who cares about their staff in menopause, send your comments on the draft guidelines to NICE by January 5th. https://lnkd.in/e5TaAyAk
This approach to the menopause is gaslighting women
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Watch Dr. Satyamvada Pandey, Senior Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Eternal Hospital, Sanganer, as she discusses menopause in detail. Many women feel tired, irritable, and experience mood swings after 40, but are these signs of menopause? Dr. Pandey explains when to seek medical advice and emphasizes the need for yearly checkups. These symptoms could also point to other conditions like high blood pressure or diabetes. In India, menopause typically occurs between 46 to 50 years old. To learn more, watch the video! Watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/gHXt9xNv To know more, call us at +91-7231044444 for the Extra Care you deserve. #MenopauseAwareness #HealthcareEducation #EternalHospital #ObGyn #DrSatyamvadaPandey #WomenHealth #MedicalAdvice #AnnualCheckups #MenopauseSymptoms #HealthAwareness
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Maven Clinic delivers virtual menopausal support to BSI employees - Digital Health #MavenClinic delivers virtual menopausal support to BSI employees #Summary: Maven Clinic, a digital health platform, has partnered with BSI (British Standards Institution) to provide virtual menopausal support to their employees. This collaboration aims to address the unique needs and challenges faced by women going through menopause in the workplace. Maven Clinic offers a range of services including telehealth consultations, personalized care plans, and access to a network of menopause specialists. The virtual support provided by Maven Clinic is expected to improve employee well-being, reduce absenteeism, and enhance productivity. This partnership highlights the growing importance of addressing menopause-related issues in the workplace and the role of digital health platforms in providing accessible and convenient support. #Introduction ai.mediformatica.com #menopause #maven #acce #health #digital #mavenclinic #partnership #provider #bs30416 #busine #charteredinstituteforpersonnelanddevelopment #cipd #digitalhealth #healthit #healthtech #healthcaretechnology @MediFormatica (https://buff.ly/3S8gwOv)
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Assistant Professor, Jindal Global Business School| Research Advisor & Board Chair, Menstrual Rights Global
Hi Everyone, I am excited to share my recent publication with Prof. Vanita Singh & Prof. M Sivakami, titled "Rising premature menopause and variations by education level in India", published with Nature Scientific Reports! You can read the article at the link: https://lnkd.in/gn9GqzDN The study examines the concerning rise of premature menopause among Indian women in the 30-39 age group. Here are some key takeaways: 1. Education plays a significant role, as women with lower education are seven times more likely to experience premature menopause. 2. Surgical menopause, poverty, rural residence, and female sterilization are also contributing factors. 3. Hysterectomy accounts for a substantial portion (73%) of the disparity in premature menopause rates between educational groups. This highlights the crucial need for education in empowering women with knowledge and access to alternative, less invasive treatment options. #menopause #prematuremenopause #education #india #srep #womenhealth #gender #nfhs5 #publichealth
Rising premature menopause and variations by education level in India - Scientific Reports
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Normalising the conversation around women’s health at the workplace can take employers/managers long way in employee loyalty, employee retention. Some shocking findings in this report. #womenshealth #employeewellbeing #healthcareinnovation
More than 80 per cent of employees think their workplace should have a “menstruation-friendly” policy, new research has shown. https://lnkd.in/eM5heu7q ORRECO Henpicked Georgie Bruinvels Deborah Garlick - Menopause in the Workplace #health #womenshealth #menstrualhealth #reproductivehealth #period #periodproblems #menstruation #healthtech #femtech #news #study
Majority of employees want workplace period policies, survey suggests - FemTech World
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GP & Menopause Specialist | Founder of Newson Health Group | Best Selling Author | On a mission to improve the future health of all women
This quote is from a NHS healthcare professional who is struggling to receive adequate care and treatment for their menopause. Around 40% of NHS employees are menopausal women and around 10% of menopausal women give up their jobs due to menopausal symptoms such as memory problems, anxiety and fatigue. These are symptoms that usually improve with the right dose and type of HRT and testosterone yet the majority of menopausal women are not prescribed HRT or testosterone. So much needs to change and improving menopause care to NHS employees should be a priority. We provide discounted consultations for anyone working in NHS as well as those working in emergency services, social care, teachers and members of the Armed Forces in our Newson Health clinic but menopause care should be more accessible for everyone in the NHS.
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In a recent interview with ABC News, I discussed the widespread shortage of HRT / MRT (Hormone / Menopause Replacement Therapy) treatments in Australia. I want to express my gratitude to journalist Alison Branley for shedding light on this persistent issue. The absence of HRT treatments leaves many menopausal women grappling with debilitating symptoms such as insomnia, fatigue, brain fog, hot flushes, gut problems, joint pain, palpitations and more. It would be beneficial if the Australian government could increase subsidies for all hormone-related medications. Currently, the level of subsidies is significantly lower than that in the UK, where it costs only 20 pounds per year compared to $80 per month in Australia. Additionally, a thorough revision of the PBS listing is necessary to eliminate unsafe and outdated brands, making way for safer and more effective HRT options such as Prometrium (Progesterone). Furthermore, there is a pressing need for the introduction of an Australian-made Estradot brand, given the substantial demand for this product. Imagine the positive impact on women's health and well-being if we could produce our own high-quality version which will be beneficial to all menopausal women and the Australia economy too. https://lnkd.in/e_2A8Zbp Instagram: @gracelamStyle My portrait by Jason CAPOBIANCO
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🌺New Initiative For Women’s Health in Menopause🌺 “The National Menopause Foundation has announced the launch of the Women’s Midlife Health Policy Institute (WMHPI), an initiative aimed at improving research, education, and policy development focused on women’s health during midlife, specifically addressing the challenges of menopause. In the United States, about 1.3 million women enter menopause each year, and by 2025, the number of postmenopausal women worldwide is expected to reach 1.1 billion. This context underscores the need for dedicated attention to this phase of women’s health. To establish priorities and align efforts, the WMHPI plans to convene a group of women’s health advocates, thought leaders, and clinicians in early 2024. Their goal is to create a white paper outlining critical areas for improving the everyday health of women at midlife and beyond.” Source: Femtech Insider #WomensHealth #Menopause #femtech #womenleadership #WomenEmpowerment
"Despite the prevalence and impact of menopause, there is a lack of research, education, and resources dedicated to addressing menopause-related health issues, and many women feel underserved and unsupported in navigating this life stage. The WMHPI will coordinate a collective policy agenda that amplifies the needs of women at midlife and targets united action among stakeholders to inspire policy that can have a systemic impact on improving women’s health." Claire Gill, Founder & President at National Menopause Foundation #femtech #womenshealth #womenshealthinnovation #advocacy #advocacygroup #policy #npo #health #healthcare #legislation
The US National Menopause Foundation Launches New Women’s Midlife Health Policy Institute
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