EPISODE · Nov 12, 2024 · 27 MIN
Shred the Silence on Menopause | Interview with Tamsen Fadal, producer of documentary, 'The M-Factor, '
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By 2025, 1.1 billion women globally will be in perimenopause but the system is broken. Emmy Award-winning journalist Tamsen Fadal is a producer on the recent documentary, The M-Factor Shredding The Silence on Menopause. She joins Noom CEO Geoff Cook, in the Noom Room, to shine a light on the unspoken challenges women face during menopause, revealing the gaps in medical education, the disparities in treatment, and the true impact on physical and mental health. Tamsen’s goal is to eliminate the stigma of menopause and empower every woman to take control of her health and advocate for change. Tap in to get real about menopause and for Tamsen to inspire you to thrive in midlife and beyond." Tamsen Fadal is an award-winning journalist, author, speaker, and menopause advocate. She is best known for winning 13 Emmy awards for her coverage of Hurricane Sandy, the Columbia Shuttle crash, and the Afghanistan war. She recently left her 30-year career as a news anchor to dedicate herself to rewriting the narrative for women in midlife. Tamsen is a producer on the recent documentary, 'The M-Factor, ' Shredding The Silence on Menopause.' About Noom Vibe:This episode was recorded live on Noom Vibe, the free, wellness community app from Noom. Noom Vibe makes it fun and rewarding to build healthy habits as part of a supportive community. Key features include an incentivized step and habit tracker, live conversations with coaches, and community connection. Noom Vibe is available now on the Apple App Store and Google Play. To learn more, visit NoomVibe.com.
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