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What legislative actions follow the passage of the Menopause Bill?
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Additional menopause-related bills introduced • 33%
No further legislative action • 33%
Revisions or amendments to the original bill • 34%
Congressional records and new bill introductions
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Halle Berry, Bipartisan Senators Introduce $275M Menopause Bill on Capitol Hill
May 2, 2024, 03:58 PM
Halle Berry joined forces with bipartisan senators on Capitol Hill to introduce a new legislative effort aimed at enhancing federal research, education, and awareness of menopause. The bill, backed by prominent female lawmakers including Senators Patty Murray and Lisa Murkowski, proposes a $275 million allocation specifically for menopause research funding. The legislation emphasizes the need for better training for healthcare providers and increased public awareness. Berry shared a personal anecdote about her doctor's reluctance to discuss menopause, highlighting the pervasive stigma around the topic. The initiative has been described as historic and seeks to treat menopause as a significant public health issue, with Senate women leading the charge.
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