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In this episode of Stanford Conversations in Menopause and Healthy Aging, Dr. Karen Adams and Dr. Natalie Solomon discuss the significant impact of sleep disturbances on women during menopause. They explore the various risk factors, types of sleep disorders, and the interplay between mood and sleep. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding these issues and the need for effective evaluation and treatment strategies. The episode concludes with a discussion on the role of wearables in tracking sleep and the distinction between sleep quality and quantity, setting the stage for a follow-up episode on treatment options.

00:00 Introduction to Menopause and Sleep

02:19 Understanding Sleep Disturbances in Menopause

04:43 Types of Sleep Disorders in Midlife Women

09:28 Impact of Surgical Menopause on Sleep

12:15 Risk Factors for Sleep Disturbance

14:13 The Interconnection of Mood and Sleep

17:38 Evaluating Sleep Issues

21:46 Wearables and Sleep Tracking

24:47 Quality vs. Quantity of Sleep

26:11 Conclusion and Next Steps

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