Dr Sarah Glynne: Advanced Menopause Specialist

BSc (Hons), MBBS (Hons), MRCP, MRCGP, MSc, BMS Accredited Advanced Menopause Specialist,

Hon Associate Professor, University College London

At the practice

Dr Sarah Glynne is an experienced GP and Menopause Specialist. Based at The Portland Hospital in London, she is trained to consult in all aspects of menopause care and support women with complex menopause-related health needs. She has a special interest in providing menopause care for women with a history of breast cancer.

Background

Dr Glynne graduated from Imperial College School of Medicine with first-class Honours in Physiology (BSc), and distinctions in Pathology and Surgery. She undertook general medical training at Northwick Park Hospital and University College Hospital before switching to a career in General Practice in 2005. She is an accredited member of both the Royal College of Physicians and the Royal College of General Practitioners. In 2016 she completed a Master of Science (MSc) degree in allergy and immunology at Imperial College, passing her exams with distinction. She has specialised exclusively in menopause care since 2020. In May 2026 she was appointed an Honorary Associate Professor at UCL.

Dr Glynne is active in research and has published extensively on clinical outcomes in women treated with hormone replacement therapy (HRT) - including testosterone - and the role of HRT after breast cancer diagnosis. She co-authored the updated British Society of Sexual Medicine guideline for Genitourinary Syndrome of the Menopause (GSM). She also served as a NICE clinical expert, contributing to the development of the fezolinetant technology appraisal guideline. She is the co-Principal Investigator of the MENO-ABC trial, a multinational clinical trial that aims to study breast cancer and menopause-related health outcomes in breast cancer survivors. The study is currently in the early planning stages. More information can be found here: https://www.londonbreastcancer.com/meno-abc-trial.

Sarah is currently working in partnership with Menopause and Cancer, a cancer charity in the UK, on a project that aims to improve menopause care for cancer survivors. She promotes patient involvement, shared decision-making and individualised menopause care across her clinical practice, research, public media engagement, and work with charities like Menopause and Cancer. She is a member of the British Menopause Society, The Menopause Society (previously the North American Menopause Society), and the International Menopause Society.

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