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Abortion rights, voting access, and the power of public employee unions in Wisconsin
Redistricting battles that could flip control of the U.S. House
Millions in outside money, turning the race into a high-stakes proxy war
Elon Musk handed out $1 million in cash prizes amid legal scrutiny over whether it amounted to voter bribery. He’s backing the conservative candidate.
On the liberal side, big donors include George Soros, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker, and a Wisconsin philanthropist.
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Menopause is finally having its moment, thanks to high-profile voices like Oprah Winfrey and actress Halle Berry. Oprah’s special “The Menopause Revolution” is bringing the once-taboo topic front and center.
But while celebrities are helping break the silence, a new global study reveals something few are talking about: menopause is costing women real money.
Conducted by researchers from:
Stanford University and the University of Delaware
University College London (UCL) and the University of Bergen (Norway)
They focused on women in Sweden and Norway and analyzed:
🧪Medical records and wage data
🧪Women born between 1961–1968
🧪Diagnosed with menopause-related conditions between ages 45–55
4.3% average drop in earnings in the four years following a menopause diagnosis
Up to 10% loss by year four for those with severe symptoms
Working hours dropped, directly impacting wages
Disability insurance claims rose 4.8%, suggesting symptoms significantly affect job performance
Women without college degrees were hit hardest, experiencing larger losses
Menopause symptoms like fatigue, migraines, and depression can severely impact productivity.
Most women suffer in silence without diagnosis, support, or accommodations.
Workplaces that fail to acknowledge menopause may be silently pushing women out.
No. Biology is universal, and the financial impact depends heavily on workplace culture, healthcare access, and education.
A workplace’s attitudes toward menopause plays a big role in these outcomes.
Better education around menopause symptoms
Increased workplace flexibility and support
More access to care, especially for lower-income women
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