Menopause Startup Launches AI-Powered Hot Flash Care Product
At CES 2024, menopause startup Amira launched The Terra System, a wearable cooling device that supports women battling hot flashes and helps them sleep through the night.
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At CES 2024, menopause startup Amira launched The Terra System, a wearable cooling device that supports women battling hot flashes and helps them sleep through the night.
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Boston-area gynecologist Marcie Richardson routinely sees women in their late 30s and 40s who use the same or similar four words: "not feeling like myself." Often they are experiencing irritability, trouble sleeping and anxiety, yet their symptoms have largely been dismissed by their doctors. These patients are often surprised to learn their symptoms could be the earliest signs of perimenopause, an understudied and under-the-radar phase in life, said Richardson.Subscribe to The Post Most newslet
Congress is being urged to reverse a cut to physicians’ Medicare payments; Bayer announced encouraging results on Monday of 2 phase 3 trials for its nonhormonal drug candidate meant to treat hot flashes; more students are turning to online mental health support rather than school counselors.
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