We are excited to announce the release of our new short film, produced in collaboration with Iris Prize Outreach, which explores the varied menopause experiences within the LGBTQ+ community. This innovative film is now available for private screenings and aims to foster a broader understanding of menopause through the lens of LGBTQ+ experiences.

Dr. Maria Tomlinson said “The creation of this British Standard on menstrual and menopausal health is … a timely, vital, and ground-breaking step towards gender equality in the workplace.”

UCL Faculty of Population Health Sciences wants to hear from transgender, non-binary, and/or gender diverse individuals who menstruate (or have menstruated) aged 16-50 to find out their views on and experiences with menstruation and menstrual cycle tracking apps.

Creative project ‘Menopause and Mind’ launch website www.menoandmind.org

About Bridging the Silos

Bridging the Silos: Autistics and Menopause is a research partnership between autistic advocates and academics studying experiences of menopause by autistic people in Canada, the UK, and beyond.

The European Menopause and Andropause Society is proud to announce the launch of a new website and a series of podcasts to celebrate its 25th anniversary.

The website will be available in early March. It will have the current URL: https://emas-online.org and will be divided into an open (freely available) and a dedicated area (for EMAS members only).

Starting from March 1st, the podcasts will be published every Wednesday and will provide concise, easily accessible evidence-based information.

NHS Business Services Authority Report on Hormone Replacement Therapy England.

NICE guideline on Menopause: diagnosis and management

The draft scope for this (UK) NICE guideline is now out for consultation. We hope that you will support our submission from the GMIC and share your thoughts and comments with us, which we will collate and submit to NIC.

It’s a valuable opportunity to ensure that the guideline considers issues important to all of us seeking to include everyone in the menopause conversation! #IncludeMyMenopause

The IMS is now accepting applications for participants in our new medical education program called “The Clinical Colloquium in Midlife Women’s Health”. This free online program will be comprised of a series of ten expert-led roundtable sessions with a cohort of up to fifteen Health Care Professionals (HCPs) from across the globe. The program is for HCPs seeking to deepen their knowledge and practical application of medical interventions for midlife women’s health.

Shout out for Healthcare Professional survey participants for LUMINO who working on a digital therapeutic tool for menopause!

They’re looking to interview and survey healthcare professionals - if that sounds like you they would be grateful for just 3 mins of your time: https://research.typeform.com/to/Bi64H8gj

And please do share with your wider networks!

29th Oct 21 saw a committment by the government to reduce HRT charges and establish a menopause Task Force

Dr Helen Douglas and Sarah Williams were online early today to join amazing activist Rahda Paudel in Nepal, and her update on ‘dignified menstruation to dignfied menopause’ today.

Dr Rachel Moseley, Bournemouth University supports our call for a dignified menopause.

The Menopause Inclusion Collective are calling on UN Women to prioritise menopause. Our submission towards The sixty-sixth session of the Commission on the Status of Women, highlights the substantial barriers faced by those going through the menopausal transition. CSW66 will take place from 14 to 25 March 2022.