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全球绝经日旨在通过提高对绝经的认识以减少对绝经的误解

2019-10-22 17:51:31   http://www.biog.org.cn  来源:北京妇产学会

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

国际绝经学会发布:

“第10个世界绝经日”
全球绝经日旨在通过提高对绝经的认识以减少对绝经的误解
EMBARGO: 00.01 18 October 2019 
      今天是自2009年国际绝经学会设立第一个世界绝经日以来的第十年。世界绝经日的设立,旨在向全球女性提供支持,认识绝经症状和相关疾病带来的挑战。在过去的十年里,医学取得了重大进展,公众对绝经影响的认识也大大提高,但专家表示,要改善数百万女性的绝经经历,还有很多工作要做。绝经相关的健康问题可能发生在绝经之前、绝经期间和绝经之后,常见的症状包括难以入睡、情绪低落或焦虑、潮热、盗汗、性欲减退、阴道干燥和性交时不适、肌肉减少和头痛。这些症状的严重程度和影响因女性而异,持续时间虽然大多在4至12年之间,但可能更长。设立世界绝经日的目的是提高人们对这些问题的认识,从而改善女性的绝经经历。
绝经学会主席Susan Davis教授说:
      “虽然绝经是女性自然生命周期的一部分,但我们谈论的还不充分。在过去的十年里,我们在提高认识方面取得了巨大的进步,现在我们正看到有关绝经女性经历全球对话的开始。”
      “尽管如此,在提高认识和医疗进步方面,我们仍需要做更多的工作来改善现阶段女性的健康和幸福。我们最近发表的关于女性激素治疗中应用睾酮的全球立场声明只是国际医学团体协作为女性生活带来巨大改变的一个例子。”
      在过去的十年里,国际绝经学会牵头组建全球创新资源,以提高人们对绝经和中年女性生活的认识,其中包括有多种语言的YouTube教育视频、管理绝经的从业人员工具包,为女性和医学团体提供绝经症状有效治疗方法建议的全球共识声明,还有为卫生健康工作者提供国际绝经学会专业的继续教育项目。
关于国际绝经学会国际绝经学会(IMS)是一个总部设在英国的公益机构,汇集了世界顶尖的专家,共同研究和分享有关女性衰老的各个方面的知识。IMS倡导以循证医学为依据的治疗方案,以优化中年女性的健康状况,并向全球的卫生保健专业人员和女性推广妇女保健方面的最优方案。


翻译:首都医科大学附属北京妇产医院内分泌科 张凌燕翻译,阮祥燕审校


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World Menopause Day marks its ten year anniversary

Global day aims to reduce stigma by raising awareness

EMBARGO: 00.01 18 October 2019

Today is the 10th anniversary of the first World Menopause Day. The day, which was 
established by the International Menopause Society, has been observed since 2009 to 
show support to women across the globe and to recognise the challenges of 
menopausal symptoms and related conditions. 

The last ten years has seen significant medical advances and vastly increased public 
awareness of the effects of the menopause but experts say there is still a lot more that 
needs to be done to improve the experience of menopause for millions of women. 

Menopause related health issues can occur before, during and beyond the 
menopause and common symptoms include difficultly sleeping, low mood or anxiety, 
hot flushes, night sweats, reduced sex drive, vaginal dryness and discomfort during sex, 
reduced muscle mass and headaches.

The severity and impact of these symptoms vary from woman to woman and the 
duration, although mostly between 4 to 12 years, may be longer.

World Menopause Day aims to raise awareness of these issues and consequently 
improve the experiences of women going through the menopause.

Professor Susan Davis, President of the International Menopause Society said: 

“The menopause is a natural part of the female life cycle but it’s not something we talk 
about enough. We’ve taken giant leaps in awareness raising in the last ten years and 
we’re seeing the start of a global conversation about the experiences of menopausal 
women.” 

“Despite this, there is still much more that we need to do to improve the health and 
wellbeing of women at this stage of life both in terms of awareness raising and medical 
advancements. Our recent Global Position Statement on the use of testosterone in the 
treatment of women is just one example of the international medical community 
working together to make a huge difference to women's lives.” 

In the past ten years, the International Menopause Society has led on the creation of 
global resources to improve awareness of the menopause and the lives of middle aged 
women, including education YouTube videos in multiple languages, A Practitioner 
Toolkit for Managing Menopause, global consensus statements to advise women and 
the medical community about effective treatments for menopause symptoms and 
IMPART- an international education tool for health practitioners [LINK]. 

ENDS

Notes to editors:

For further information contact Louise Akers: louise.akers@campaigncollective.org +44 
7712273928

About the International Menopause Society

A Charitable Incorporated Organisation based in the UK, The International
Menopause Society (IMS) brings together the world’s leading experts to
collaboratively study and share knowledge about all aspects of aging in women.
The IMS advocates evidence-based treatment options that optimise mid-life
women’s health and promotes best practice in women’s health care to healthcare
professionals and women across the globe.

IMS activities include:
     ● building communities of practice through its membership and Council of
        Affiliated Societies;
     ● publishing original research, reviews, statements and recommendations;
     ● holding events to disseminate information including the bi-annual World
       Congress on Menopause, symposia and workshops
     ● offering online practitioner training resources
      the annual World Menopause Day awareness raising campaign
     ● www.imsociety.org
       About World Menopause Day
     ● World Menopause Day is a worldwide awareness call for women who face 
       health issues when approaching, during and beyond the menopause.
      Visit https://www.imsociety.org/world_menopause_day.php?year=2019


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