Climatère project launched in 2025

The Climatère project, initiated in March 2025 by Foch Hospital, seeks to track over 100,000 women aged 30 and older for at least ten years using questionnaires. Its goal is to create a national map of women's health around menopause and develop personalized prevention tools.

Institute supports the initiative

The project is backed by the Institute of Women's Health and Fertility at Foch Hospital in Suresnes. It is presenting its initial findings at the Menopause Conferences, highlighting new insights into women's health during this transition.

First results show health transition

An analysis of data from 4,140 women aged 30 and older indicates that menopause represents a significant shift in overall health. The findings emphasize that this transition is not just a reproductive event but a broader health concern.

Perimenopause linked to sleep issues

The study reveals that sleep disorders are more common during perimenopause, the period leading up to menopause, compared to women who are not experiencing menopause. This suggests a heightened vulnerability during this phase.