Menopause Alliance Australia

We are working for an Australian future where menopause is understood, supported and normalised, enabling everyone to thrive at every stage of life.

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Supporting healthier workplaces at every stage of working life.

Our Corporate Support program now includes Life Cycle Health, alongside Menopause Inclusive Workplace recognition.

Learn more via the link. https://t.co/CFV9Ew2eKt

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Australia’s first national menopause and perimenopause awareness campaign has launched.

No woman should suffer in silence or feel dismissed. Greater awareness means better support and trusted information for women across Australia.

#MenopauseAwareness

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The menopause conversation includes men too.

We are encouraged to see menopause conversations continuing to gain national attention, with commentary from Menopause Alliance Australia Director Prof Roger Hart alongside leading voices in women’s health.

#MenopauseAwareness

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Why am I placing myself in marital and perhaps mortal danger by writing this? Because it recently struck me that men can identify early symptoms – and help save their partner’s life. Commentary: https://t.co/I8VMkqD7uk

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Cardiologist Dr Mary Nangrahary explains how menopause can significantly impact cardiovascular health, and the importance of awareness and early action.

Full video: https://t.co/w5BwUg9My8

#MenopauseAwareness #HeartHealth #WomensHealth

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Professor Roger Hart explains how perimenopause and menopause can play a significant and often unrecognised role in fertility. Many women experience difficulty conceiving without recognising this contributing factor.

For further information and resources:
https://t.co/AudX1g4ndd

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“When women and society are informed and empowered about menopause, women can lead, advocate and thrive.”

This International Women’s Day, hear from Natalie Martin on the moment that sparked the creation of MAA and the work to improve understanding and support around menopause.

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On-site in the Pilbara with Hancock Iron Ore, opening up important conversations about menopause and life cycle health in the workplace.

#Health

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Celebrating @MenopauseAllia2 Director Jan Hallam, featured in The Sunday Times for her creativity, warmth and leadership. Congratulations Jan!

Image: Michael Wilson, The Sunday Times, STM 21-year feature, 10 November 2025

#WomensHealth #Leadership

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Struggling to sleep? You’re not alone. Broadcaster and journalist @JoannaTrilling talks with Dr Melissa Ree, clinical psychologist and founding director of @sleepmattersclinic, about how menopause affects sleep and what helps.

Watch: https://t.co/TZHgAy9eby

#sleep

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World Menopause Day, together we break the silence

It’s time to talk about menopause openly and without shame.

Learn more and access resources: https://t.co/gASYTBx48k

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Thank you to @6PR Perth for standing with Menopause Alliance Australia this Menopause Awareness Month – supporting Hit the Pause and Lead the Change!

For more information visit: https://t.co/gASYTBxBXS

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During #MenopauseAwarenessMonth, make a difference in your workplace with MAA.

How to support:
· Corporate donation or sponsorship
· Host a “Hit the Pause” event
· Employee giving + corporate matching

Pause workplace poster & support MAA via this link:
https://t.co/gASYTBxBXS

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@CancerCouncilWA is hosting a free CPD-accredited webinar for GPs & Practice Nurses. Dr Ramage, Director of Menopause Alliance, will explore evidence-based approaches to managing menopause-related symptoms in patients with a history of cancer.

Visit: https://t.co/2rRfGQ6EIN

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@CancerCouncilWA is hosting a free CPD-accredited webinar for GPs & Practice Nurses. Dr Ramage, Director of Menopause Alliance, will explore evidence-based approaches to managing menopause-related symptoms in patients with a history of cancer.

Register: https://t.co/2rRfGQ6EIN

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Why is my weight harder to manage now?

▶️ Watch the full video here: https://t.co/N2itdWDsUT

#weight #StrengthTraining #Menopause

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New video: Journalist Joanna Trilling speaks with Dr Samuel Duff, Orthopaedic Surgeon about oestrogen’s role, bone health, fractures in younger women and how to protect strength and mobility.

Watch: https://t.co/zKOvTQxnia

#healthyaging

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New video now available on the Menopause Alliance Australia website!

Expert insights, including top tips from Dr Melissa Ree on sleeping well during ##perimenopause and #menopause. Visit: https://t.co/TZHgAy9eby

#sleep

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Our latest newsletter is out now!

Featuring updates on:
• Reproductive health leave
• Mental health and menopause
• Rural healthcare
• Survivor support after breast cancer
… and more.

Subscribe now to catch up on the latest here https://t.co/TWaFwwlOh5

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Testosterone can form part of the treatment plan for Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD) in menopause, but it’s essential to understand the risks, benefits and evidence.

Watch Dr Leathersich’s video on testosterone here: https://t.co/AKLxycujvF

#Menopause

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In this short clip from Menopause Alliance Australia’s Sydney Women’s Life Cycle Summit, journalist Ellen Fanning and neuropsychologist A/Prof Caroline Gurvich unpack the science, the stigma and the shared laughs around cognitive changes in menopause.