Results for “menopause”

727 results

Transcript mentions 509

See all ›

How UC Is Expanding Access to Menopause Care

University of California Television (UCTV)22 views
0:27I'm Dr. Kathryn Macaulay, clinical professor of obstetric gynecology and reproductive sciences here at UC San Diego Health, and I'm director of the UCSD Menopause Health Program.0:36I'm here today with my colleague from UCLA, Dr. Rajita Patil, who is the director of their comprehensive menopause program to talk to you today about creating0:44the UC Menopause Collaborative, an opportunity for research and clinical collaboration.

Topics & chapters 159

See all ›

AI summaries 59

See all ›

The TRUTH about Perimenopause and Menopause ft. Dr. Prudence Hall

Holly Madison29 views
Prudence Hall explains that perimenopause and menopause begin significantly earlier than previously thought (late 30s to early 40s) and are often misdiagnosed or ignored due to outdated medical training and myths.summaryThe conversation reframes menopause not as a decline, but as an opportunity for a 'second life' characterized by increased wisdom, confidence, and vitality when properly managed.summaryOnset Timing: Perimenopause typically starts in the late 30s to early 40s, a decade earlier than the mid-50s experienced by previous generations. Menopause itself usually occurs between ages 44-48.takeaway

How UC Is Expanding Access to Menopause Care

University of California Television (UCTV)22 views
The UC Menopause Collaborative addresses the critical gap in menopause care by standardizing clinical workflows through the MAPS system, which enables frontline providers to deliver evidence-based, whole-person care effisummaryMenopause symptoms have severe systemic impacts: untreated symptoms are linked to increased cardiovascular disease risk (via inflammatory markers and endothelial injury), dementia risk, and osteoporosis. The economic burtakeawayThe MAPS (Menopause Assessment and Pathway Support) system utilizes 11 evidence-based algorithms to stratify risk across organ systems (sleep, bone, mental health, heart) before the visit, allowing clinicians to shift frtakeaway

The No.1 Menopause Doctor: They’re Lying To You About Menopause! Mary Claire Haver

The Diary Of A CEO45 views
Mary Claire Haver explains that menopause is a multi-system health crisis affecting 1.2 billion women, often dismissed by a medical system that lacks training in hormone therapy and nutrition.summaryMenopause affects every organ system due to estrogen receptors being present throughout the body, not just reproductive organs.takeawayPerimenopause can begin as early as age 35-40 (7-10 years before menopause at 51), characterized by chaotic hormone fluctuations rather than just decline.takeaway

Halle Berry is Your New Sex Ed Teacher

Hasan Minhaj46 views
Halle Berry discusses her advocacy for menopause education through her company ReSpin, highlighting the severe lack of medical research and societal stigma surrounding the condition.summaryDuration of symptoms: Women can experience menopause symptoms for up to 20 years (10 years pre-menopause and 10 years post-menopause), yet this period is largely unstudied.takeawayDemographic disparity: Black and brown women suffer longer and more severely from menopause symptoms compared to other demographics.takeaway

The Menopause Doctor: This Diet Delays Menopause! Menopause Is Shrinking Your Brain! Dr Lisa Mosconi

The Diary Of A CEO38 views
Lisa Mcone reveals that menopause is a significant neurological event causing a 30% drop in brain energy and structural changes, challenging the notion that it is merely a reproductive issue.summaryThe discussion highlights the critical importance of early intervention, particularly Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) within the 'window of opportunity' before menopause, and specific lifestyle adjustments like moderatsummaryMenopause is a 'renovation project' for the brain, not just the ovaries, resulting in measurable structural changes and a 30% drop in brain energy levels (glucose burning efficiency).takeaway