Press Releases
The Menopause Society often appears in local and national headlines, sends out press releases on a routine basis, and takes media interview requests.
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Psychological and Urogenital Menopause Symptoms Similar Regardless of Timing of Menopause
New study demonstrates that menopause symptoms are common and frequently severe in both women with menopause at the average age and those with premature ovarian insufficiency Read More
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Menopausal Women Taking Hormones More Likely to Have Overall Healthier Lifestyles
New large-scale study identifies patterns of dietary intake, physical activity, and sleep across menopause and hormone therapy groups Read More
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Surgical Menopause Causes More Severe Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause Phenotype
New study suggests that the sudden withdrawal of estrogen due to surgery increases the risk of genitourinary syndrome of menopause phenotype, including both genitourinary symptoms and exam findings Read More
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The Menopause Society Receives Grant to Expand Education and Outreach Where Access to Care Is Most Limited
New funding will provide training for healthcare professionals caring for women in midlife and target outreach in areas where it is most needed. Read More
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Infertility May Lead to Earlier Menopause
A new study suggests that women with primary infertility have an increased risk of early menopause and collectively underwent menopause 1 year earlier Read More
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Osteoporosis Could Prove Deadly in Postmenopausal Women
New study suggests an inverse relationship between femoral bone mineral density and mortality risk, especially within certain ranges Read More
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Abdominal Obesity May Lead to More Severe Menopause Symptoms
New study based on data from the Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation suggests abdominal obesity can lead to more severe forgetfulness, irritability, and night sweats Read More
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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Shows Promise Managing Menopausal Insomnia and Hot Flashes
New study demonstrates that cognitive-behavioral therapy intervention can produce meaningful short-term improvements in insomnia severity, hot flash interference, sleep self-efficacy, and depressive symptoms Read More
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Longer Reproductive Span Linked With Slower Rates of Cognitive Decline
New large-scale study documented a significant association between endogenous estrogen-exposure history and better cognitive function in older women, but a longer duration of hormone therapy did not contribute… Read More
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Tailored Menopause Education Strengthens Clinician Confidence and Quality of Care
New study highlights effectiveness of ECHO model in improving clinician confidence and addressing menopause care gaps Read More