The bipartisan agreement on menopause legislation signifies a shift toward a more inclusive understanding of women’s health, fostering cooperation in a polarized political climate.
Sen. Patty Murray emphasized the significance of introducing such discussions on menopause at the Capitol, stating it was the first time they addressed this essential women's health issue.
Kathryn Schubert highlighted that despite divisiveness on other women's health issues, menopause is an area where lawmakers are finding common ground.
The absence of tracking systems like Research, Condition and Disease Categorization codes at NIH has hindered menopause research, a gap that the new Senate bill aims to address.
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