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Menopause care is finally getting attention. Intimacy is still missing from it.
Dr. Carine-Ange Tagni is a board-certified OB-GYN, surgeon, and women's health speaker bringing a distinctly clinical perspective to the evolving conversation around women's health.
Her work sits at the intersection of hormones, sexual health, pelvic health, and the reproductive transitions that change how women experience their bodies.
As conversations around menopause expand to include cardiovascular health, bone health, metabolism, cognition, and longevity, Dr. Tagni asks what is still being left out: the intimate changes that affect sexual function, bladder health, relationships, and quality of life.
Her talks draw on a decade of clinical and surgical experience, bringing what she has learned in the exam room and operating room to conversations about women's health on stage.
- Board-Certified OB-GYN, FACOG
- Published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine
- Contributing Author, An Obstetrician/Gynecologist's Path — Springer, 2025
- Featured in Forbes
- 600,000+ reached through women's health education
Signature Talks
The Intimacy Blind Spot: Why Menopause Care Must Evolve
For medical, healthcare leadership, executive, and women's health audiences
Menopause medicine is evolving. We are talking more seriously about cardiovascular risk, bone health, metabolic health, cognition, and longevity.
But one clinically significant part of women's health remains remarkably easy to leave behind: intimacy.
Sexual pain. Changes in desire and orgasm. Vaginal and vulvar symptoms. Bladder changes. These concerns can profoundly affect how women experience their bodies, their relationships, and their quality of life, yet they are still too often treated as peripheral to menopause care.
Dr. Tagni examines what menopause care still misses when hormonal changes, pelvic function, and sexual health are treated as separate concerns. Because intimacy isn't separate from women's health. It is women's health.
Presented at the ISSWSH Annual Meeting and published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
The Women's Health Blind Spot: What Happens Between the Milestones?
For corporate, healthcare, leadership, and general audiences
Women's healthcare is often organized around milestones: menstruation, contraception, pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, menopause.
But women live most of their lives between them.
Sleep changes. Energy changes. Sex changes. Pelvic health changes. Metabolism changes. Sometimes these changes begin long before a woman has a name for what she is experiencing.
Drawing from a decade of caring for women across reproductive transitions, Dr. Tagni explores what gets missed when women's health is approached as a series of isolated symptoms and appointments rather than a connected clinical story.
This talk gives audiences a framework for understanding what is happening in women's bodies, what deserves medical attention, and the questions worth bringing into the exam room.
About Dr. Tagni
Dr. Carine-Ange Tagni is a board-certified OB-GYN, menopause and intimate wellness specialist, and labiaplasty surgeon with a decade of clinical and surgical experience.
Her work sits at the intersection of hormones, sexual health, pelvic health, and intimate wellness, bringing together concerns that women often experience at the same time but medicine too often treats separately.
She is published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, a contributing author to Springer's An Obstetrician/Gynecologist's Path, and has been featured in Forbes.
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Board certified OBGYN, FACOG · Published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine · Forbes featured · Author