71% don’t know how to manage symptoms, 64% don’t know when to speak to a provider
menopause
A group care model for the purpose of menopausal education and support
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.
Consider Trauma in Your Menopausal Patients
Depressive symptoms in perimenopause
Do alternative therapies help with menopause?
Early Menopause, Late HRT May Up Alzheimer’s Risk
‘When it comes to hormone therapy, timing is everything’
FDA adds warning about rare Veozah risk of liver injury
Guide to Migraines and Menopause
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.
Irregular Sleep During Menopause May be Hard for Older Women’s Hearts
Managing postmenopausal dyspareunia: An update
Managing postmenopausal dyspareunia: An update
Many Women Experience Menopause Symptoms Earlier Than They Expected
Menopause Management Survey
How do you stay current with menopause information? Is it sufficient for your clinical and patient-education needs? Take our quick four-question survey.
Menopause Survey Reflects Need for Education
Menopause treatments can help with hot flashes and other symptoms – but many people aren’t aware of the latest advances
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.
More Hot Flashes May Signal CVD Risk
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,
Testing menopausal hormone levels: Is It necessary?
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.