• Women experiencing menopause have long weathered uncomfortable symptoms in silence. • Advancements in menopause care include personalized hormone therapy, telehealth support, and non-hormonal therapies. • This article is part of "Transforming Treatments," a series on medical innovations that save time, money, or discomfort.

For decades, menopause has been treated like a medical nuisance to be managed silently. Women, knowing it's taboo to talk about, have quietly dealt with symptoms like hot flashes, vaginal dryness, restless nights, brain fog, mood swings, and plummeting libido.

"We've had a two-sided problem that is being unraveled: patients who have been left to suffer and providers who have been left without education," Jessica Nazzaro, a board-certified OBGYN, certified menopa

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