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How young women can now avoid unnecessary hysterectomies

Indian women under 40 are undergoing unnecessary uterus removal surgeries with adverse health effects later in life.

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Why menopause is sometimes seen as ‘liberation’

In patriarchal societies, women often express relief upon reaching menopause, allowing them greater freedom and a more carefree life.

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How Indonesian women are charting a course through menopause

A new model empowering Indonesian women to deal with the physical, sexual and psychological challenges of menopause may be a game-changer.

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Breaking the menopause taboo

Women live an average of 30 years after menopause. Normalising menopause as a life event requires greater research, investment and cultural acceptance.

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Better menopause care can help young women too

Menopause and menstrual health are closely linked. Promoting good practices in one will benefit the other.

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Menopause usually isn’t a time of poor mental health

Most women don’t experience poor mental health during menopause, but more could be done for those at increased risk of developing mental health conditions.

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Menopause usually isn’t a time of poor mental health

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