Kidney Stones, Scotland's New Drug, and Menopause Goes to Work
A new study published in the NAMS journal Menopause links premature menopause to significantly higher risk of kidney stone disease across two large datasets, including the UK Biobank. Scotland has approved the first non-hormonal menopause drug, expanding options for women who can't or won't use hormone therapy. And Washington State's governor has signed an executive order requiring workplace support for employees experiencing perimenopause and menopause. Key Takeaways: • Women who experienced premature menopause (before age 40) showed a consistently higher risk of kidney stone disease across…
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