MidiHealth on The NPR Politics Podcast

The NPR Politics PodcastJuly 30, 2026

Who will Wisconsin Democrats pick to run for governor?

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This message comes from MidiHealth. Co-founders Dr. Kathleen Jordan and CEO Joanna Strober discuss why they started a virtual care platform for women in perimenopause and menopause. The symptoms and experiences that women have in midlife I think were underappreciated or possibly even trivialized. The changes of perimenopause and menopause create a broad spectrum of symptoms and can actually lead to long-term health issues, but too few clinicians are trained in it. I also want to add, often the type of care that women are needing is very iterative. It requires trying different medications, learning about their body, and learning how to take care of themselves. And so what we've tried to do at MidiHealth is create a new type of care system that is responsive to women's needs and helps them take care of themselves and stay healthy instead of just treating disease. MidiHealth, committed to helping women in midlife with paramenopause and menopause care. Accessible via telehealth visits at joinmidi.com.

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The NPR Politics Podcast
Who will Wisconsin Democrats pick to run for governor?
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