It’s All Biology, Baby

During her PhD in the Department of Neurological Surgery at UW, Dr. Jura Lasas explored the complex dynamics of myelin in axons following spinal cord injury. As a postdoctoral researcher at the RIKEN Brain Science Institute, she conducted pivotal work on the protective role of the gene Neuregulin in ALS models. With deep expertise in brain science and clinical trials, I have great trust in her ability to gather, interpret, and clearly communicate high-quality scientific information, especially on topics as nuanced as menopause.

I’ve known Dr. Jura Lasas since our grad school days, and even back then, she had a knack for making complex neuroscience feel clear and relevant. Her shift into supporting women through perimenopause and menopause feels like a natural next chapter. Dr Lasas brings both the science and the empathy, translating research into practical, grounded advice.

Working with Dr. Jura Lasas has been a true privilege. Her sharp scientific mind is matched by her integrity and ability to make complex topics accessible and relevant. She brings evidence-based clarity to conversations that matter, especially in women’s health. What sets her apart is her rare blend of research expertise and real-world perspective. I deeply respect her commitment to this platform and her mission to empower women to better understand and navigate their health.