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Why it took so long to talk about perimenopause

Medical experts and publications are addressing the delayed conversation surrounding perimenopause and the global shortcomings in care.

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The brief

Recent coverage explores the reasons behind the long delay in discussing perimenopause and the ongoing need to replace myths with scientific understanding. A review from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health indicates that menopause care is currently falling short on a global scale.

Reporting from Vox and Gulf News emphasizes the shift toward rewriting the narrative of menopause through science. Additionally, the Sierra Sun Times highlights guidance from a UC San Francisco primary care clinician intended to empower women with updated information.

Future focus remains on addressing the global gaps in care and implementing the latest clinical guidance to improve women's health outcomes.

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What does the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health review conclude?

The review finds that menopause care is falling short worldwide.

How is the narrative around menopause changing according to Gulf News?

The story is being rewritten using science rather than myths.

Who is providing updated guidance to empower women?

A primary care clinician from UC San Francisco is offering the latest guidance.

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