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How will your new company, Respin, help women in menopause?
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|March 10, 2025
Halle Berry The Oscar-winning actor says there’sa desperate need to inform women about menopause. Her new company aims to fill that education and empathy gap

Women can get whatever level of support and care they need. A woman in her 30s can get educated about menopause; a woman in perimenopause can get a health coach and devise a plan for her needs; and a woman postmenopause can come for the services she needs too.
How did your personal experience lead you to become an advocate for menopause?
The more I started to talk about what I was going through, I started to realize how other women were suffering and how little other women had. I started to see the need to continue efforts in Washington to get a bill passed with substantive dollars [for more research on midlife and more clinical trials for menopause]. I saw the need for more education. I had no answers, no one to turn to. I was floored to find the nothingness in this space and how little doctors knew. I thought I had the best doctors I could have.
How are you working to change how we talk about menopause?
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