They're helping influencers combat misinformation about menopause. Is it working? | Exclusive
USA TODAY reports that Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health's Center for Health Communication plans to train social media influencers on evidence-based menopause information. The project is one of 18 awardees sharing $60 million in Aspen Digital prize money and is expected to launch in early 2027. Psychiatrist Dr. Sasha Hamdani, who joined the program's 2023 mental health pilot, describes menopause misinformation she sees online.
Why it matters: Relevant to midlife women weighing perimenopause and menopause information found online, and to clinicians who field patient questions shaped by social media content.
A summary of another publisher's reporting, written with AI and checked automatically against the story. The reporting belongs to yahoo.com. October 8, 2026.
