
Opinion|Videos|February 13, 2025
Strategies for Addressing Unmet Needs in Women’s Health and Supporting Women During Menopause
Panelists discuss how menopause marks a significant life transition, characterized by hormonal decline, reproduction cessation, and unique physiological changes requiring medical and emotional support. Health care professionals guide women through life’s reproductive stages, providing comprehensive health care from menarche to post menopause, focusing on individualized prevention of symptom management, and holistic well-being across hormonal transitions.
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- In your experience, do patients who are going through menopause visit a gynecologist or do they see a primary care provider to address menopause-related concerns?
- In your practice setting, what unmet needs or gaps in care have you observed in the area of women’s health care? How can these unmet needs or gaps be addressed?
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