Menopause and brain fog

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Recorded24 Apr 2026

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There's an increasing recognition of the cognitive symptoms that come with perimenopause and menopause - sometimes termed 'brain fog'.A group of researchers is arguing for a consensus definition of the term to aid in the management of symptoms and improved outcomes for women.GuestDr Caroline Gurvich, Associate Professor at the HER Centre, Monash University; Clinical NeuropsychologistReferencesAdvances in understanding of cognitive symptoms during menopause

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