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Dr. Mary Claire Haver | OB/GYN & menopause specialist | Author of The New Menopause & The New Perimenopause | Founder of The Pause Life. Science-backed tools for thriving through midlife and beyond.

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If She’s Menopausal and on a GLP-1, Are We Only Treating Half the Problem?

The weight comes off and the chart says success. The muscle and bone that came off with it don’t show up anywhere in that note.

Open Access Isn’t Free. It Just Moves the Paywall.

Making research free to read doesn’t make it free. It moves the cost from the reader to the writer, and in women’s health, that can mean the researchers who most need support are the ones left out.

Ten Things in the Menoverse That Changed My Brain Chemistry

Ten publications and cultural moments that completely changed how I think, practice, and care for women in midlife.

The Truth About The Menopause Belly

Your Body Is Responding Predictably to Hormonal Changes, and We Finally Have More Tools Than Ever to Help

What I Got Wrong in Midlife Medicine

Five things I used to preach about menopause, weight, and health, and why I’ve changed my mind.

Can Hormone Therapy Help Prevent Disease, And Not Just Relieve Symptoms?

We were trained to treat menopause as a moment to get through. The science says it’s a health event that deserves real medical care for every woman, at every age.

Menopause Weight Loss: How Much Protein Do You Need To Preserve Muscle?

Weight loss shouldn't come at the expense of the muscle that protects your metabolism, strength, and independence. Here's how much protein research suggests you need to preserve it.

The Exercise Prescription I Give Every Woman in Menopause

It’s less than you think, and most of it isn’t cardio.

What actually protects your brain in midlife

The hack is the stack - why no single thing will ever be enough.

How Fast Can Medicine Move? Apparently, It Depends Who’s Asking.

A new alcohol study had me celebrating the science and quietly furious about everything around it.