Name: 'If they've had issues with anxiety before, they may crop up'
Uploaded: 2026-11-10T10:00:00Z
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Description: Ingrid Dodd, producer and host of the Rebranding Menopause podcast, talks to Newsday reporter Rachel Weiss about experiencing anxiety symptoms during menopause.

<p>Ingrid Dodd, producer and host of the Rebranding Menopause podcast, talks to Newsday reporter Rachel Weiss about experiencing anxiety symptoms&nbsp;during menopause.</p>


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Ingrid Dodd, producer and host of the Rebranding Menopause podcast, talks to Newsday reporter Rachel Weiss about experiencing anxiety symptoms during menopause.

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