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Check your menopause symptoms with the MQ6 questionnaire
A short questionnaire to take stock of your symptoms before your appointment.
MQ6, by the Canadian Menopause Society
Trusted health resources, organised for you
Everything here has been selected and reviewed. You explore, you find.
Choose the topic that fits your needs
Useful to many women
Why use the Women's Health Passport?
You're not starting from scratch
Resources are sorted, reviewed and organised. No more searching Google for an hour.
You can trust what you're reading
Health organisations checked each resource for quality, safety and ease of use.
You arrive better prepared for your appointment
Understanding your situation before a visit helps you get more out of the conversation with your health professional.
You move at your own pace
No set path. You explore what you need, when you need it.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is the Women's Health Passport?
A website that brings together reliable online health resources (content, tools, guides) organised for women. Health organisations selected and reviewed everything here, so you don't have to sort through it yourself.
Can I trust the resources I find here?
Yes. Each resource is reviewed before it is added: quality, safety, ease of use and fit with women's real lives. It isn't a Google search result. It's a selection made by organisations that know the field.
Does this site replace my doctor?
No, and that isn't the goal. The Women's Health Passport helps you better understand your situation. It does not replace medical advice. Many women use it to prepare before an appointment.
Is it free? Are there ads?
It's completely free. No ads, and no resource pays to be listed here. We choose resources only for their quality and usefulness.
Need to talk to someone quickly?
Support workers are available 24/7 to help you. Reach out.
Info-Santé (811 — Option 1)
Dial 811 (option 1) to quickly reach a nurse.
Health advice and guidance to the right services.
Info-Social (811 — Option 2)
For a difficult situation or emotional support, dial 811 (option 2).
Emergency 911
If you or someone close to you is in immediate danger, dial 911.