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Menopause and Heart Disease: What Every Woman Needs to Know with Dr. Jayne Morgan

What if your hot flashes are actually warning signs about your cardiovascular health? Dr. Mary Claire Haver sits down with research cardiologist Dr. Jayne Morgan to talk about the intersection of menopause and heart disease. Dr. Morgan explains why women present with different heart attack symptoms than men, how menopause accelerates cardiovascular risk, and why the medical system still isn't recognizing the connection. You'll learn what hot flashes reveal about stroke and heart disease risk, how arterial stiffening and blood pressure changes happen during the menopause transition, and why hormone therapy started early may be protective for your heart. Dr. Morgan shares which lab tests women should be getting, when to start screening for cardiovascular disease, and what lifestyle changes actually make a difference. She also discusses the role of statins, GLP-1s, and why research done primarily on men has led to treatments that may harm women. This conversation covers what every woman needs to know about protecting her heart through midlife and beyond. Dr. Jayne Morgan Guest links: Dr. Jayne Morgan (Instagram) https://www.instagram.com/drjaynemorg... Dr. Jayne Morgan (YouTube)    / @drjaynemorgan   Dr. Jayne Morgan (TikTok)   / drjaynemorgan   Healthy Her Series (AIB Network)    • Healthy Her   Jayne Morgan, MD (LinkedIn)   / jaynemorgan   For Dr. Jayne Morgan's full bio and the show notes, please visit: https://bit.ly/unPAUSEDwithDrJayneMorgan Timestamps: 00:00:00 Cold Open: “We just got it wrong.” 00:00:40 Disclaimer + Intro & Why This Conversation Matters 00:02:25 Why Medicine? Dr. Morgan’s origin story 00:05:21 Heart Disease #1 for Women & Awareness Backslide 00:07:20 Training Gaps: “Atypical” bias & panic-disorder labels 00:15:54 What Heart Attacks Look Like in Women (fatigue, GI, jaw pain) 00:19:10 Troponins & ER Delays: Different care pathways 00:22:21 Studded Plaques & Microvascular Disease in Women 00:26:40 Midlife Risk: Perimenopause as a cardiology red flag 00:29:39 Hot Flashes as a Vascular Signal (stroke/artery changes) 00:34:14 Trial Bias: When beta blockers harm women 00:37:19 Guideline Shifts: Menopause in stroke/AHA; pregnancy in cardiology 00:40:10 Statins, ApoB & Lp(a): What to measure and why 00:45:07 Hormone Therapy: Timing window & open questions 00:49:30 Coronary Calcium Scoring: What it is (and isn’t) 01:10:50 GLP-1s: Cardio benefits, tradeoffs, long-term use 01:17:22 Unpaused: Dr. Morgan’s personal shift About Dr. Jayne Morgan Dr. Jayne Morgan is an accomplished Cardiologist and the Vice President of Medical Affairs for Hello Heart where she has a focus on Women’s Health and AI. With both an interest in menopause and women’s well being, Dr. Morgan was recently named by MidiHealth to the 45 over 45 list of top Women’s Health experts and to Atlanta’s Top Most Powerful Leaders in 2024. A long supporter and advocate for health equity challenges with a focus on the recruitment of minority populations into clinical trials, she considers research, specifically cardiovascular research, to be her bread and butter foundation. In fact, with an extensive background in clinical trials and cardiac research, Dr. Morgan has made significant contributions to patient care and medical advancement throughout her career. Her expertise encompasses not only the assessment and treatment of various cardiac conditions, including heart disease, arrhythmias, and heart failure, but she is also highly regarded for her exceptional skills in the interpretation of complex medical data. Never miss an episode, sign up for The 'Pause Life Newsletter: https://thepauselife.com/pages/newsle... Medical Disclaimer: The information, including opinions and recommendations, on this platform is meant for informational and educational purposes only. Mary Claire Media, LLC, the unPAUSED podcast, and The ’Pause Life are not medical organizations. Medical advice or medical diagnosis cannot be provided to you through the platform, any associated website, or customer portals. Using this platform does not establish a patient-physician relationship.