11/11/2025
This is a very exciting day for women’s health and menopause care in USA, hopefully the flow-on effect will be in all countries 🌸
Watch the full announcement here: https://www.youtube.com/live/x7YJo-Ho2eo
The U.S. FDA has announced it will remove the long-standing black box safety warnings from all hormone therapy creams, pills and other treatments used to ease the symptoms of menopause and perimenopause.
These prominent warnings, first introduced more than 20 years ago, claimed hormone therapy could raise the risk of certain cancers, dementia, heart attacks and strokes.
But this week, the FDA confirmed those warnings will be removed following an extensive review of the latest scientific evidence.
“The FDA today is announcing that we are going to stop the fear machine steering women away from this life-changing, even lifesaving treatment,” said FDA Commissioner Marty Makary. “This is based on a robust review of the latest scientific evidence.”
Makary added that it was time for a change, noting that too many women have been “denied or never offered hormone replacement therapy despite its profound short-term and long-term benefits.”
For many women, this represents a significant shift—one that may finally open the door to more informed, balanced conversations with their healthcare providers about whether hormone therapy is a safe and effective option.
Menopause care continues to evolve, and this is a powerful reminder that every woman deserves access to accurate, evidence-based information to make the best decisions for her body and health.
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