Perimenostage data · Updated October 22, 2026
Perimenostage data
Original data on perimenopause and menopause, built from public sources and free to reuse. Each data set comes with the method, the caveats and a CSV download. We update them as the underlying sources update: Google Trends every year, and the FDA's adverse event database every quarter.
Perimenostage data sets
Perimenopause searches by state
Searches for perimenopause rose 4.4-fold between 2021-22 and 2025-26. Every state's search interest, how often women say perimenopause rather than menopause, and where that shift happened fastest.
Next update: October 2027
Veozah and Lynkuet: what people report to the FDA
2,122 Veozah and 251 Lynkuet reports from the FDA's adverse event system: the most reported reactions, and how Veozah liver reports changed after the December 2024 boxed warning.
Next update: November 2026
Using Perimenostage data: questions
Can I use Perimenostage data?
Yes. All data sets on this page are free to reuse under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license, including in commercial work. Credit Perimenostage and link to the data page you used. Charts can be embedded with the code under each chart.
Where does the data come from?
Only from public sources that anyone can check: Google Trends for search interest, and the FDA's adverse event reporting system through openFDA for side effect reports. Each page names the exact source, the dates covered and how we processed it.
I'm a journalist. Can I get a custom cut of the data?
Yes. We can send a state-specific breakdown of the search data or the full reaction table for a drug. Email press@perimenostage.com with your outlet, the angle you're working on and your deadline, and we'll reply with the numbers.