
Can we talk about menopause in the office yet, and what are menopause benefits?
Overlooked: Women's Health Can't WaitShow Notes
Despite all the noise about menopause (and there’s a lot), there’s one place where we’re still not talking about it openly, and that’s the workplace. But that’s changing - slowly. Now, some companies are offering menopause benefits too. In this episode, we look at menopause in the workplace, and hear from Sarah Shepherd (Privia Health) and Isha Viij (Maven Clinic). Want more menopause stories? We've got you covered - The revelation of a midlife ADHD diagnosis, with Claire Tomkins: https://pod.link/1706322130/episode/e5b0937494315b8bd1413c92ee349bdf
A full hysterectomy could prevent cancer - but it also kickstarts menopause: Pamela Esposito-Amery’s story https://pod.link/1706322130/episode/2b1e1ca954fbe57df2ec68e22c038a64
Not your mother's menopause, with Dr Gillian Goddard: https://pod.link/1706322130/episode/bc6b393ad36c74d5a1a8c68ae0b6da71
Show Notes: Previa Health: https://www.priviahealth.com/
Maven Clinic: https://www.mavenclinic.com/
Maven Clinic’s report on the menopause experience for millennials and generation X: https://mavenpreprint.substack.com/p/millenopause-is-reframing-middle
Samantha Bee’s menopause show, which is mentioned at the start of the episode: https://www.cbsnews.com/video/samantha-bee-takes-on-menopause-in-her-new-one-woman-show/
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