For the first time in a decade, the International Menopause Society (IMS) has released a complete redevelopment of its global menopause recommendations.
Grounded in evidence, the new guidance defines how menopause and midlife health care should be evaluated, delivered, and governed as a clinical discipline in its own right.
The IMS Recommendations and Key Messages on Women’s Midlife Health and Menopause were led by Professor Nick Panay, with editorial oversight from Dr Tim Hillard, Editor-in-Chief of Climacteric.
They were developed by an international group of 38 experts, supported by 27 contributors from national and international menopause societies, using rigorous systematic literature searches and recognised evidence appraisal frameworks.
This new body of work replaces the Society’s 2016 guidance and is published...
