Reproductive Biology's Rachel S. Weinerman offers guidance on non-hormone therapy

Menopause experts release guidance on non-hormone therapy for hot flashes
MedPage Today: Rachel S. Weinerman, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Reproductive Biology at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, said that for women who are not good candidates for hormone therapy, treatment options tend to target specific symptoms. "These new guidelines nicely address this need by providing first- and second-line options for each symptom. That way, women and physicians can prioritize which symptom they would like to address and find the best-targeted treatment option," said Weinerman.