REBROADCAST: The State of Menopause with Stephanie Faubion, MD, MBA, Medical Director of NAMS

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Health & Fitness, Education, Self-improvement, Mental Health

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🗓️ 28 December 2022

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

The good news: we are finally talking about menopause! The not so good news: we still have a long way to go, especially in the realm of research, says this week’s guest Dr. Stephanie Faubion, who is on the tip of the spear leading the way forward as the Medical Director of The North American Menopause Society (NAMS). When it comes to dealing with menopause openly in our culture, especially in the workplace, Dr. Faubion believes we are where we were with pregnancy 30 years ago. And she has some ideas on how we can all help accelerate progress and bring our doctors and culture up to speed.

Along with her role as Medical Director of NAMS, Dr. Faubion is Professor and Chair of the Department of Medicine at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida, and Director of the Mayo Clinic Center for Women’s Health. Her expertise is in women’s health, clinical research, education, and clinical practice. You can learn more about her and her work at mayo.edu.

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0:00.0	You are listening to Hit Play, Not Pause, a feisty menopause podcast for active performance-minded women.
0:14.6	I am your host, Celine Yeager. Each week, I bring you advice from athletes, scientists, researchers, and other experts to help you feel and perform you best, no matter what your hormones are doing.
0:25.0	This show is a production of Live Feisty Media.
0:30.2	Hello, strong, feisty women.
0:32.8	As you hear my voice, I and the whole production team that make this podcast happen each and every week
0:38.7	are taking a little holiday break to recharge and plan awesome things for the new year.
0:44.9	So this week, enjoy a rebroadcast of the show I did with Dr. Stephanie Falbion, who is the
0:51.5	medical director of the North American Menopause Society. We talk about the
0:56.3	state of menopause as it is today from a medical as well as a cultural and societal perspective.
1:02.2	And I will say that when I did this interview originally, I expected her to be more reserved, as many
1:10.1	women in her position are. And I was pleasantly surprised at
1:14.7	how outspoken she was and how she was very clear that we all need to push for better research
1:21.5	on women's health and to include women in studies and how we have a whole lot of work ahead of us
1:26.9	to make things right,
1:28.2	especially by menopausal women.
1:30.5	So give a listen and enjoy your holidays.
1:41.2	All right, Dr. Fabian, I am very excited to have you on our show. So thank you for being here and giving us some of your time today.
1:48.2	Thanks so much for having me. I'm delighted to be here. So I want to ask of just a big broad question. Like, what are the biggest changes you've seen in manic pause care during your career? Because I feel like someone has put the foot on the
2:01.3	accelerator in recent years and there's like menopause is just kind of everywhere. It's having a
2:07.3	moment as they say. Well, I'm delighted that it's having a moment because it hasn't had a moment for a
2:13.0	really long time. So the fact that they're that we're talking about it now is probably the biggest change
2:18.1	that I've seen. So, you know, even 10 years ago, women were even embarrassed to talk about
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