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Rachel Angus smiles, looking fresh, in a selfie taken indoors.

"I would go beetroot red in the face, profusely start to sweat and there I am, standing in front of 300 people,"
she said.

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"This model of medicalisation of menopause is actively disempowering for women,"
she said.

A woman with straight black hair sits in a red chair with a red office.

"Death is a normal part of life, but it's something we want to avoid,"
she said.

Rachel Angus standing on a jetty, in front of boats parked on the water.

"They need care,"
she said.

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"Changing the narrative to view menopause as part of healthy aging may better empower women to navigate this life stage and reduce fear and trepidation amongst those who have yet to experience it,"
Professor Hickey said.
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