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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Handgrip Strength Could Be Predictor of Diabetes Risk in Postmenopausal Women
New study suggests that weaker handgrip strength could signify an increased risk of diabetes, especially in women who entered menopause more than 10 years earlier Read More
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Women Entering Menopause Later in Life at Greater Risk for Asthma
New study suggests role of natural and synthetic estrogen in increasing risk of asthma Read More
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The Menopause Society Appoints Dr. Monica Christmas as Associate Medical Director
Dr. Christmas to bring her expertise in menopause management and community health initiatives to her new role Read More
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New Study Identifies Gaps in Menopause Care in Primary Care Settings
Even women reporting bothersome menopause symptoms, such as hot flashes, aren’t getting their symptoms documented or getting the treatment they need Read More
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The Menopause Society Launches Making Menopause Work™ Initiative
Unique educational and designation initiative based on new science-based Consensus Recommendations to help employers retain workers and recoup $1.8 billion in lost workdays by supporting menopausal women in… Read More
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Intimate Partner Violence Shown to Take Toll on Women’s Cognitive Performance
New study based on SWAN data suggests working memory performance declined faster among women with a history of physical intimate partner violence Read More
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Clinical Hypnosis vs. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: What’s Better for Managing Hot Flashes?
New scoping review suggests superior effectiveness of clinical hypnosis in reducing hot flashes and improving associated symptoms and quality of life Read More
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Exploring the Possible Link Between PTSD and Early Menopause
A new study shows that women veterans with probable PTSD have almost two-fold odds of early menopause and related health consequences Read More
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Is Hormone Therapy Good for Heart Health?
New study based on Women’s Health Initiative data suggests estrogen-based hormone therapy has favorable long-term effect on all cardiovascular biomarkers except triglycerides Read More
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Some Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes May Increase Risk of Heart Disease Later in Life
New study suggests that a history of gestational hypertension is associated with cardiovascular disease in postmenopausal women Read More