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The DocTalk series, where we discuss current events in the industry and what they might mean for you. From news articles, research studies, pop culture, and everything in between, we’re going to break it all down and sift through the noise with the help of our expert, Dr. Janet Choi, Progyny’s Chief Medical Officer.

A new study was published recently that’s raising questions and concerns — girls are getting their first periods sooner than previous generations. Hear what Dr. Choi and Lissa Kline have to say about these findings. Later, they talk about a different generation of women; Millennials. Millenials are beginning to reach the age of perimenopause, or as the internet has named it, Millenopause. As this age group enters the “geriatric age” for pregnancy, Dr. Choi and Lissa discuss how to navigate a mature pregnancy, as it’s becoming the new norm across the U.S.

Experts:
Dr. Janet Choi, Chief Medical Officer, Progyny
Lissa Kline, LCSW, Progyny

This show does not constitute medical advice.

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