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Exploring Women's Use of Various Online Technologies for Accessing Menopause-Related Information: A Mixed Methods, Sequential Multiphase Study

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  • Alison K Osborne

  • Elizabeth Sillence

  • Caroline Claisse

  • Abigail C Durrant

  • May 20, 2026

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    Menopause occurs naturally between ages 44 and 55, affecting women's quality of life with symptoms like hot flashes and anxiety.

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    Women increasingly seek menopause information online, reflecting a shift towards proactive health engagement and digital health literacy.

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    The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the availability of digital health resources, including 'Femtech' and 'menotech' for menopause.

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    Trust in information sources significantly influences women's engagement with digital technologies for menopause-related content.

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    Research on women's use of various digital platforms for menopause information is limited, highlighting the need for comprehensive studies.

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Women’s Engagement With Different Internet-Enabled Technologies to Access Digital Menopause Information: Mixed Methods, Multiphase Sequential Study

  • by Alison K Osborne, Elizabeth Sillence, Caroline Claisse, Abigail C Durrant

  • May 20, 2026

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