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September 19, 2025Open Access

Healthcare Inequalities in a Diverse Menopausal Population: Insights from the UK (MARIE WP2a Study)

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GDGayathri DelanerolleJSJie SunJTJulie Taylor

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Overview

Prospective study reveals health inequalities during menopause in diverse populations, highlighting systemic barriers.

Key Points

  • Clinical care gaps were identified, including misattributed symptoms and lack of protocols, undermining menopause treatment.
  • Structural barriers such as postcode lottery and service fragmentation hinder equitable access to menopause care.
  • Psychosocial inequities intensified distress for minoritised and transgender participants, revealing deep-rooted intersectional stigma.
  • Workplace inequalities, marked by absent policies, contribute to premature exits and performance stigma among menopausal individuals.

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Delanerolle et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d435e4713b0b5dfea75b66https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202509.1415.v1
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