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Women's health issues are under-researched, underfunded, and underdiagnosed across the board, plagued by inaccessibility, discrimination, and silence. It's hardly surprising, then, that menopause is a subject that remains taboo socially and in health care settings alike. In a world where "women's health" is stigmatized and characterized by a distinct lack of research, it's all the more important for women, those assigned female at birth, and all those who experience menopause to have access to accurate, useful, and helpful information about "the change."
Luckily, there is no shortage of authors breaking down those barriers and speaking openly about their own experiences with menopause and women’s health. These fascinating, deeply important listens embrace the topic of menopause and aging, examine women's health from new angles, and encourage open conversations about health, well-being, and aging.
