In this podcast episode, host Tanginika Cuascud speaks with medical graduate and sexual medicine researcher Beatriz Sofia Hernandez about the role of testosterone in women's health, particularly during perimenopause and menopause. Beatriz shares what inspired her interest in hormonal health and discusses how mentorship and research have shaped her understanding of testosterone and its importance in the female body. Together, they explore ongoing research into testosterone therapy, vaginal dryness, and genitourinary symptoms in women undergoing hormone replacement therapy. They also discuss common misconceptions about testosterone use in women, concerns about potential side effects, and the challenges healthcare professionals face when considering treatment options. The conversation highlights gaps in menopause education, cultural biases surrounding women's sexual health, and the importance of recognizing that every woman experiences menopause differently. This episode emphasizes the need for continued research, improved medical education, and individualized, patient-centered care to better support women's sexual health and overall well-being.