[HTML1] This week Dr. Gracer interviews Karen Giblen, founder of Red Hot Mamas, an organization that gives much-needed information to women about menopause and how to deal with it.
Also interviewed is Sheryl Kingsberg, Ph.D., of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. She adds surprising information as to how much women have to learn about this universal problem and the fact that they suffer without discussing their problems with their physicians.
Dr. Gracer adds other important facts on bio-identical hormones and their appropriate uses.
More about Karen Giblen
Karen Giblin is President of Red Hot Mamas – a group of women devoted to preparing women for the changes their body may go through during menopause. The group gives classes in many areas throughout the US and is a major support site for information on menopause and all the other associated issues with which women must deal.
More about Sheryl Kingsberg
Sheryl Kingsberg is Chief of Behavioral Medicine at MacDonald Women’s Hospital, University Hospitals Case Medical Center, and professor in the departments of reproductive biology and psychiatry at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. She is well known for her research and teaching in women related areas.
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