Menopause: The Future!
Menopause: The Future!
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Welcome to "MENOPAUSE: THE FUTURE”.
This series is Inspired by the 2024 Senate Inquiry’s recommendations into “Issues related to menopause and perimenopause” and it aims to explore and interrogate the recommendations, in the hope to further public awareness.
Each week, world renowned Psychiatrist Professor Jayashri Kulkarni, along with co-host Caroline Kelly, will explore best practice in perimenopause and menopause care from around the globe. Women need more information – and we want to leap out ahead of the pack in terms of the Inquiry.
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Focuses on menopause and perimenopause, exploring evidence-based practices and recommendations from the 2024 Senate Inquiry. Examples include global approaches to care, discussions on symptom management, and addressing societal stigma surrounding menopause.
Welcome to “MENOPAUSE: THE FUTURE”.
This series is Inspired by the 2024 Senate Inquiry’s recommendations into “Issues related to menopause and perimenopause” and it aims to explore and interrogate the recommendations, in the hope to further public awareness.
Each week, world renowned Psychiatrist Professor Jayashri Kulkarni, along with co-host Caroline Kelly, will explore best practice in perimenopause and menopause care from around the globe. Women need more information – and we want to leap out ahead of the pack in terms of the Inquiry.
Dr Eveline Mu—research fellow at HER Centre Australia and award-winning neuroscientist—shares the latest insights into menopausal depression and PMDD, and how innovative treatments are reshaping women’s mental health care. Dr Mu’s research investigates how hormonal fluctuations, especially in oestrogen and progesterone, trigger mood changes in sensitive women during menopause and PMDD, and why personalised care is urgently needed.
As a close collaborator of our co-host, Professor Jayashri Kulkarni, Dr Mu leads studies on novel hormone therapies (like transdermal estradiol with micronised progesterone), and explores the genetic and epigenetic reasons some women are especially affected. Recognition for her work includes the WHRTN Early and Mid-Career Researcher Award, the Ian Parker Bipolar Research Fund PhD Scholarship, and the Monash University ‘Hidden Gem’ Award for 2025.
MENO-D SCALE
https://www.monash.edu/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/3793488/2024_MENO-D.pdf
“MENOPAUSE: THE FUTURE!” is a CLKProductionsMedia Production all rights reserved
Produced and written by Caroline Kelly – [email protected]
Content Design and Socials – Daniel Borbely – Sequenced By [email protected]
**No speakers receive any funding from Besins Healthcare Australia and have no conflict of interest to declare.
**Theramex Australia is not a sponsor of this episode of “Menopause: The Future!”
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