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New PBS additions to ease menopausal hormone therapy shortage

19 February 2025: Menopause therapy subsidies break 20-year drought1 Australian women suffering from the debilitating symptoms of menopause will have access to the first new kind of menopausal hormone... Read more
SANDRENA PBS 0.5G listing NOV 2024

19 February 2025: SANDRENA® estradiol gel 0.1% 0.5g dose joined the SANDRENA 1.0g dose on the PBS from the 1st November 2024. The 0.5g sachet allows for more accurate dose modification across the... Read more
ESHRE Guideline on premature ovarian insufficiency

This updated guideline offers best practice recommendations for the care of women with with both primary and secondary premature ovarian insufficiency (POI). POI is a clinical condition defined by... Read more
AMS commends funding of MHT menopause medicines

11 February 2025: The Australasian Menopause Society has welcomed the recent announcement by the Commonwealth Government in relation to Menopausal Hormone Therapies (MHT), extensive funding for... Read more
Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT) discontinuation and shortages January 2025

Australia Patch Shortages There are a number of MHTs that are currently unavailable. Please note that the TGA has approved some unregistered products under Section 19A and some substitute doses are... Read more
Study suggests no link between common brain malignancy and hormone therapy

Women are more likely to have such debilitating conditions as osteoporosis, migraines, Alzheimer disease, depression, multiple sclerosis, and brain tumors. Sex hormones are often blamed. However, a... Read more