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Advocacy

Menopause care in North Carolina won't change until policy does. We make sure the people writing the laws hear from the people who know menopause best.

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Policy shapes care.

Let's shape policy together.

how we do it

What advocacy
looks like

Lawmakers are already weighing menopause legislation. Our job is to make sure North Carolina's voice is part of the conversation every time.

Track every bill

We follow menopause legislation in the North Carolina General Assembly and in Congress, so you always know what's moving and where it stands.

Bring experts to lawmakers

We connect lawmakers with North Carolina clinicians, researchers, employers, and women with lived experience when policy is being written.

Make it easy to act

When a bill needs support, we make it a one-minute ask, so every North Carolinian can contact their representatives without the guesswork.

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Bill tracker

Menopause legislation we're following in North Carolina and in Congress, updated every day. These are nonpartisan bills, and we'll work with any lawmaker who's moving menopause care forward.

Last updatedOct 7, 2026@ 4:35 PM

NC General Assembly · 1 bill

★ NC sponsorIntroduced by Sen. Natalie Murdock of North Carolina

NCMC supports this bill

S912

Menopause Omnibus

Advances menopause research, education, and access to care in North Carolina, and adds workplace protections.

Sponsor: Sen. Natalie Murdock (D-NC-20)Committee: Appropriations/Base Budget

Status: In committee

IntroducedCommitteeFloor2nd chamberLaw

Last action · Apr 30, 2026Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget

Bill data provided by LegiScan, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Plain-language summaries are written by NCMC.

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