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This study aims to explore women's experiences of menopause as an occupational and sociocultural health issue in Ghana.

February 26, 2026

Menopause as an Embodied and Occupational Disruption: A Qualitative Study of Women's Experiences in Ghana (MARIE-WP2a).

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This study aims to explore women's experiences of menopause as an occupational and sociocultural health issue in Ghana.
Qualitative interviews conducted with women experiencing menopause
Focus on occupational and sociocultural aspects of menopause
Analysis of barriers to care and workplace protections
Menopause is often neglected in occupational health discussions in Ghana
There is a critical need for integrating menopause care into existing health services
Women reported significant disruptions to their work and mental health due to menopause

Abstract

Menopause in Ghana is a neglected occupational and sociocultural health issue. Integrating menopause care into chronic disease and mental health services, improving access, and enhancing workplace protections are critical.

Menopause as an Embodied and Occupational Disruption: A Qualitative Study of Women's Experiences in Ghana (MARIE-WP2a).

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