https://www.selleckchem.com/products/glafenine.html to find out the association between the severity of different menopausal symptoms with the occurrence of osteoporotic fractures. case-control study of 159 patients who suffered from osteoporotic fractures and 169 controls. Data collected using a pre-validated questionnaire of the Arabic version of Menopause rating scale, in addition to other sociodemographics. all menopausal symptoms were more severe in women in the control group, the highest scores were reported for joint pain followed by hot flashes. Conclusion severe menopausal symptoms are linked to less osteoporotic fracture, more randomized trials are needed to prove this association. all menopausal symptoms were more severe in women in the control group, the highest scores were reported for joint pain followed by hot flashes. Conclusion severe menopausal symptoms are linked to less osteoporotic fracture, more randomized trials are needed to prove this association. Refugee health professionals experience several barriers on their path to re-entering their original occupations in host countries. Several training programmes exist in order to address these barriers and enable a successful labour market integration. This study aims to evaluate a specific orientation programme for the labour market integration of refugee health professionals in Germany. The programme lasts three months and comprises three elements (German technical terminology language course, cross-cultural coaching and a job shadowing). A mixed-methods design was implemented to evaluate the programme. To assess participants' skills improvement and satisfaction, self-developed questionnaires were used. For in-depth-evaluation of individual experiences, qualitative interviews were conducted at four time points (pre, half-time, post, follow-up) with both programme participants and programme providers about their experiences. Participants described impacts on their personal situation and improvement