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Targeting menopausal hot flushes with non-hormonal treatment

October 2026 1 minute read Gynaecologist Prof Rodney Baber AM presents the clinical data for fezolinetant, including its impact on hot flush frequency and...

Medical Republic @medicalrepublic Oct 23, 2026 6:34 AM IST (3 hr ago)

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