Menopausal hot flushes management

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In this Healthed lecture, Professor Rod Baber provides an update on the latest prevalence and understanding on these vasomotor symptoms of menopause including their implications for affected women’s future health. In addition, he will discuss new non-hormonal treatments that appear to be an effective alternative for women significantly affected by hot flushes but who are unable or unwilling to take hormone therapy.

Last Updated: 25 Jun, 2025

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