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transition. This is on point. I'm Magna Chakrabardi. Menopause. Millions of women go through it every year.

I was having

having these weird mood swings and I had been sleeping.

I was having these weird mood swings and I called my OBGYN.

He listened and basically said I'm not going to give you a pill for this.

Most of my friends have either gone through this transition or currently going through it and they don't want to talk about it.

I had to ask the questions. I had to do the research.

This aspect of my health feels completely ignored in the medical establishment.

My mom never talked about it.

Primary care never set me up for this.

I feel like even society hasn't prepared me for this.

And what I'm going through, I feel absolutely invisible.

On point listeners, Lila Anna in Columbia, South Carolina, Andrea Hardy in Portland, Oregon,

Angela Everett in Arlington, Virginia, Sarah Vanall in Portland, Oregon, and Mara Martinez in Indian Head Park, Illinois.

Well, today we are going to talk about Menopause,

specifically what the latest science shows us about how it affects women's brains.

Lisa Moskoni joins us.

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