Menopause Hormone Therapy Demand Surges as Doctor Training Lags

Across clinics and waiting rooms, a quiet revolution is unfolding: women are arriving with informed questions about menopause hormone therapy, no longer willing to simply endure a decade of disruption. The medical conversation has matured, shedding old fears rooted in a single 2002 study in favor of more nuanced evidence — yet the physicians meant to guide this transition were never fully prepared for it. A system that trains healers has, for too long, treated menopause as a footnote, and now the gap between what patients know and what their doctors can confidently offer has become a defining