MenopausED®

Improving women's healthcare outlooks and outcomes through education and action

Today, 65+million American women live in the menopause phase of life

Most are unaware and unprepared, as are scores of healthcare professionals who care for them

Up to 1/3 of women’s lives are spent in menopause

On average women have more than one-third of their life ahead of them after menopause

Menopause changes
and affects multiple
body systems

Menopause affects multiple body systems and chronic diseases including cancer, diabetes, heart disease, osteoporosis and others

Menopause has significant direct and indirect effects

Both directly and indirectly, menopause affects parents, siblings, relatives, partners, friends, and neighbors

The majority of women accept monopause symptoms and decline as part of aging

Most wormen are unaware of causal relationships between monopause symptoms and are non-adherent to proactive screening and therapies

MenopausED®turns information into action

For women in menopause, their partners, and the healthcare professional who care for them, MenopausED® learning activities and events help increase competencies and provide the confidence to master the many mysteries of menopause

Improving women's healthcare outlooks and outcomes

Routine and high-stakes treatment decisions
Active participation in care, services and preventative screenings
Management of medicines and treatments
Engagement in preventative care and wellness
Personal development activities, recreation and community
Effective coordination of insurance, financial, and legal requirements

From accrediated medical education activities to live programs and events,
and from clinical trial investigator training to publications.

Explore MenopausED®Programs

Menopause and Sexual Health: An Update on Dysparenia and Female Sexual Dysfunction — An accrediated CME program

Explore how the science of Intracrinology and DHEA relates to the physiologic, histologic and morphologic changes associated with menopause and treatment of dyspareunia / Vulvovaginal atrophy (VVA) / Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM), and potentially Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD).

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Intracrinology, DHEA and Postmenopausal Women’s Health Current Therapy and Future Directions Workshop

Listen to Part 1 of Dr. James Simon, Clinical Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology at George Washington University School of Medicine’s live workshop and Q&A session from the 2017 American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) meeting, exploring current therapy and future directions for postmenopausal women’s health.

Menopause Clinical Trial—Investigator Training and Qualification Curriculum

To improve clinical competencies and optimize speed-to-peak subject enrollment for a North American menopause clinical trial with over 60 trial sites, innovative HealthCourse® learning activities were developed and deployed. Investigators and their staff were engaged in guidelines-driven diagnostic challenges using multiple standardized patients and required to demonstrate essential evidence-based clinical knowledge and protocol competencies by correctly completing a series of 8 challenging differential diagnoses, guided by expert clinician interview skills and educator insights.

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