Menopause Management
FDA adds warning about rare Veozah risk of liver injury
Menopause treatments can help with hot flashes and other symptoms – but many people aren’t aware of the latest advances
Evaluation of consumer-oriented websites that provide menopause education
Menopause Survey Reflects Need for Education
Women Using Cannabis to Manage Menopause, Study Finds
Testing menopausal hormone levels: Is It necessary?
FDA Approves First Nonhormonal Treatment for Hot Flashes
Vaginal ring to treat VMS sees positive efficacy, safety results
Guide to Migraines and Menopause
Early Menopause, Late HRT May Up Alzheimer’s Risk
‘When it comes to hormone therapy, timing is everything’
Use of dietary supplements to alleviate vasomotor symptoms (VMS) among menopausal women
Seniors With Anxiety Frequently Don’t Get Help. Here’s Why.
Tea, Coffee, Protein May Reduce Hip Fracture Risk in Some Women
‘Diet’ Beverage Consumption Linkage to Incontinence in Older Women
Are Older Women Being Overscreened for Cervical Cancer?
Despite Updated Guidelines, Tests Continue and Costs Mount
Docs Advise Women Differently than Men in Cardiac Disease Prevention, Study Finds
Older Women Use the Most Antidepressants, Survey Finds
Women’s Usage at All Ages Increased, but Not Men’s
Clinicians Often Overlook Vitamin B12 Deficiency
Consider Trauma in Your Menopausal Patients
Depressive symptoms in perimenopause
2022 Survey Reveals Women’s Perimenopause Knowledge Gaps
71% don’t know how to manage symptoms, 64% don’t know when to speak to a provider
Poll Explores Sex and Menopause
More than half of the women between age 50 and 64 reported being sexually active but nearly a third of them said menopause symptoms interfered,
Vaginal Estrogen: An Option to be Considered for Postmenopausal Women
Despite the fear and negativity surrounding the use of vaginal estrogen, it is safe and effective for the treatment of vaginal dryness in most postmenopausal women.
Assessment and Management of Vitamin D Deficiency
Treatment for vitamin D deficiency is safe and inexpensive, but the condition often goes undiagnosed or untreated.
Many Women Experience Menopause Symptoms Earlier Than They Expected
Eating Alone May Contribute to Heart Disease in Older Women
Menstrual Cycle Length Near Menopause Could Predict Heart Risk
Changes in the length of a woman’s menstrual cycle in the years just prior to menopause can offer clues to their risk of developing heart disease.
Broken Heart Syndrome on the Rise, Especially in Older Women
Cases of Broken Heart syndrome have been increasing, especially among women 50 and older, according to a study published recently by the Journal of the American Heart Association.
Osteoporosis and fracture prevention
Even when patients are diagnosed with increased fracture risk, many choose not to take medication because of concerns about rare risks that are often sensationalized in the media.
Treatment Offers Fertility Hope for Early Menopausal Women
A small study suggests platelet-rich plasma and gonadotropins may help restore fertility in women who entered early menopause but want to become pregnant.
Hypertension in women commonly misidentified as part of menopause
While almost half of all women develop high blood pressure before the age of 60, symptoms including hot flushes and palpitations are often attributed to menopause.
A group care model for the purpose of menopausal education and support
Managing postmenopausal dyspareunia: An update
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