Background
Rako, Susan was born on September 4, 1939 in Springfield, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Robert and Ann (Melnikoff) Mandell.
(Encouraging healthy menstruating women and even teenage g...)
Encouraging healthy menstruating women and even teenage girls to do away with their normal menstrual cycles by dosing themselves more or less nonstop with hormones (a multi-billion-dollar-per-year industry) is, in a word, reckless. What every woman and her doctor MUST know about the actual benefits of the normal menstrual cycle-naturally lowered blood pressure, reduced risk of heart attacks and strokes, healthy bones, rhythmic stimulation of sexual desire and creativity-and about the potential hazards of menstrual suppression (heart attacks, strokes, cervical cancer, osteoporosis, depressed libido) deserves a voice. I am determined that it will have one. -Susan Rako, M.D.
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This is the book you've been hearing about! Dr. Susan Rako has brought her groundbreaking message about the miraculous benefits of testosterone--the female hormone--to women and physicians around the world via Oprah!, Dateline NBC, the New York Times, the Congress on Women's Health, and the Today show, among others. Dr. Rako is at the forefront of the research into testosterone replacement therapy, educating women and their doctors about the essential role testosterone plays in a woman's sexual and physical well-being. Millions of women experience a traumatic loss of sexual desire during menopause. Dr. Rako's breakthrough research has brought to light the fact that the female body produces significant amounts of testosterone that are crucial to the healthy functioning of every woman's libido--linking decreased testosterone levels at the onset of menopause to diminished sex drive--as well as to the health of her bones and heart. In this revised and updated edition, Dr. Rako introduces crucial new information that points to the need for adequate levels of testosterone as a key factor in protecting women from heart attack and stroke. The Hormone of Desire has become the standard-bearer for a new age of women's health, giving women and their doctors the opportunity to make informed decisions.
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Rako, Susan was born on September 4, 1939 in Springfield, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Robert and Ann (Melnikoff) Mandell.
Student, Wellesley College, 1960. Bachelor of Science, University Cincinnati, 1961. Master of Science in Film, Boston University, 1988.
Doctor of Medicine, Albert Einstein College Medicine, 1966.
Medical research assistant neuroendocrinology Worcester Foundation Experimental Biology, Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, 1959. Medical research assistant May Institute, Cincinnati, 1961-1962. Intern in medicine, surgery Mount Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1966-1967.
Resident in adult psychiatry Massachusetts Mental Health Center, Boston, 1967-1969. Teaching fellow in psychiatry Harvard Medical School, 1967-1969, clinical fellow in psychiatry, 1969-1970. Private practice Newton, since 1970.
Clinical instructor psychiatry Harvard Medical School, Boston, 1970-1975. Resident in child and adult psychiatry Beth Israel Hospital, 1969-1970. Psychiatrist Massachusetts Mental Health Center, 1970-1977, Newton-Wellesley Hospital, 1982.
Consultant Cutler Counseling Center, Norwood, Massachusetts, 1983, Veterans Administration Hospital, San Juan, 1990—1994. Founder, president Women's Health on Alert, Inc., since 2003. Speaker in field.
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(This is the book you've been hearing about! Dr. Susan Rak...)
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1 child, Jennifer Sarah.