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Hormones, Health & What Comes Next, hosted by Dr. Sharon Malone

Menopause is finally in the spotlight. So what's actually changed? Join Dr. Mary Claire Haver and Dr. Sharon Malone, Chief Medical Advisor at Alloy Health, for a candid live hour on where the science stands now and what comes next.

Awareness was step one. Now what? They'll cover when to start hormone therapy and how long you can stay on it, what the latest evidence says about breast cancer risk, heart health and healthy aging, and why menopause-related hair loss deserves real attention.

Then the harder questions. What the patch shortage means for patients. Why so many women still can't find care. And what it will take for doctors to catch up. The conversation has changed. Find out what it means for you.

Nobody Told Me That Either: Leaks and Libido, hosted by Monica Molenaar

Join Monica Molenaar, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Alloy Health, and board-certified urologist Dr. Kelly Casperson for the conversation most women never get to have with their doctor.

Libido. Orgasms. Bladder leaks. Recurrent UTIs. They're some of the most common changes of midlife, and the least talked about. Monica brings the questions women are too embarrassed to ask. Dr. Casperson brings the answers.

They'll get into what really happens to desire, arousal and orgasm during menopause, how menopause connects to recurrent UTIs, and who may benefit from vaginal estrogen. And Dr. Casperson will answer the one question her patients only ever ask in a whisper.

No whispering required. Just real answers.

Who Do You Trust? Menopause, Media, and Medicine, hosted by Anne Fulenwider

Join Anne Fulenwider, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Alloy Health, and Dr. Jen Ashton, OB-GYN and Founder of AJENDA, for a live conversation at the intersection of medicine, media and menopause.

Everyone has menopause advice. Your friends, your feed, your group chat. Anne and Dr. Ashton cut through the noise to what women actually need to know about their health in midlife and beyond. They'll get into the latest menopause research, why there's no one-size-fits-all approach, and why what works for your friend may not work for you.

Then the part most women never get taught: how to advocate for yourself, where to find information you can trust, and what to do when you're not getting the answers you need. Come with everything you've heard. Leave knowing what to trust.