by Aimee Debow | Sep 2, 2026 | Hormones, Menopause Education, Menopause Journey
Vaginal estrogen’s safety profile is distinct from systemic hormone therapy, and the evidence behind it goes well beyond comfort. Here is what it covers, and why every woman moving through the menopause transition deserves to know it exists, whether she needs it...
by Aimee Debow | Aug 18, 2026 | Menopause in the Workforce, Talking About Menopause in the Workplace, Understanding Menopause Series
Understanding Menopause: A Series for Women and the People Who Work With Them, Post 5 More doctors are prescribing hormone therapy, more people are talking about it, and more women feel comfortable trying it than ever before. That does not mean it is the best option...
by Aimee Debow | Aug 10, 2026 | Global Legislative Series, Menopause in the Workforce, Menopause Laws and Policies
Menopause Goes to Parliament: A Global Legislative Series, Post 2 On June 11, 2026, I gave menopause workplace testimony to the House of Commons Standing Committee on the Status of Women, and I am thrilled that Canada’s government is taking this issue seriously...
by Aimee Debow | Aug 4, 2026 | HR Professionals, Menopause Education, Menopause in the Workforce, Understanding Menopause Series
UNDERSTANDING MENOPAUSE: A SERIES FOR WOMEN AND THE PEOPLE WHO WORK WITH THEM | POST 4 Perimenopause mood swings, brain fog, and a stress response that fires too easily are not just an estrogen story. Three separate hormones, and the brain systems...
by Aimee Debow | Jul 22, 2026 | Hormones, Menopause Education, Menopause in the Workforce, Menopause Journey, Perimenopause
UNDERSTANDING MENOPAUSE: A SERIES FOR WOMEN AND THE PEOPLE WHO WORK WITH THEM | POST 3 Hot flashes, brain fog, broken sleep, vanishing motivation. These are not random. They are the predictable result of three hormones doing something very specific....
