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Hormone Therapy Becomes First Choice for Hot Flashes and Night Sweats in New American College of Physicians Guideline

A major physicians' group now ranks hormone therapy first for menopausal hot flashes and night sweats. See the backup options and what to ask.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Elon Musk's Body Sparks Shock After Claims He Took So Much Testosterone It Caused Estrogen Deficiency

Recent images of Elon Musk have renewed online speculation about his physique, including unverified claims about testosterone use, hormonal imbalance and liposuction.

International Business Times UK · Sep 30

Why Joints Feel Different in Menopause and What Supports Them

Researchers now call the joint changes many women feel during menopause the musculoskeletal syndrome of menopause. Here's what's happening to cartilage and how to support it.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

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How does the menopause drug Veoza work? And how is it different to hormone therapy?

Hot flushes and night sweats – collectively called vasomotor symptoms – are among the most common and disruptive symptoms of menopause. They affect almost 40% of women in the lead up to menopause, known as perimenopause.

The Conversation · Sep 15

Why Do Women Get More Migraine? Doctors Explain the Truth

A migraine can turn an ordinary day into hours of pain, nausea and sensitivity to light or sound. But there is another question many women quietly ask: why does migraine seem to return so often? The answer is not simply stress or a busy lifestyle. Hormonal changes, particularly fluctuations in…

MyLifeXP · Sep 10

In 2001, scientists began adding tiny amounts of synthetic estrogen to an Ontario lake; within the next two years, its fathead minnow population collapsed

A seven-year whole-lake experiment in northwestern Ontario examined how chronic exposure to the synthetic estrogen 17α-ethynylestradiol (EE2) affected fathead minnows. Scientists added small amounts of EE2 to Lake 260 during three open-water seasons beginning in 2001. The exposure increased vitellogenin responses, affected gonadal development, and produced reproductive changes in both…

The Economic Times · Sep 9

Estrogen Patch Supply Draws Federal Response as Doctors and Lawmakers Press for an Official Shortage Declaration

FDA says it is working with all six estradiol patch makers as women struggle to fill prescriptions. The patches are still not on the shortage list.

Medical Daily · Sep 4

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A synthetic hormone was added to a remote Canadian lake in tiny amounts — then an entire fish population nearly collapsed

A synthetic estrogen introduced into a Canadian lake caused a significant ecological shock. This chemical, present in tiny amounts, severely disrupted fathead minnow reproduction. Male fish exhibited hormonal changes and reproductive organ abnormalities after exposure. The fathead minnow population subsequently collapsed, with young fish disappearing. This experiment demonstrated how low…

The Economic Times · Sep 3

5 Indian Foods That Cool Perimenopausal Hot Flashes With Phytoestrogens and Diet Fixes

Flaxseed: The Lignan That Mimics EstrogenForty grams of ground flaxseed a day, roughly three tablespoons stirred into dal, roti dough, or a morning glass of buttermilk, reduced hot flash composite scores significantly in a 2005 randomised controlled trial published in Obstetrics & Gynecology by Dodin et al. The active compounds…

Times Life · Aug 29

Your Cardiovascular Risk Rises Fast in the First Year After Your Periods Stop, Here Is What Menopause Does to Your Heart

The estrogen drop is not gradual, it is a cliffMost women expect menopause to arrive slowly. Perimenopause does take years, but the final cessation of periods marks a sharp hormonal discontinuity. Estrogen, which had been actively protecting arterial walls, drops to levels that stay low for the rest of life.…

Times Life · Aug 29

6 Habits Every Indian Woman Needs to Protect Bone Density Before Menopause Hits

Start Tracking Calcium Like You Track Everything ElseThe average Indian woman gets roughly 400 mg of calcium a day from food. She needs 1,000 mg. That gap doesn't show up on any test until the bone is already thinner. Dairy is the obvious fix, but absorption is the real variable.…

Times Life · Aug 28

Why Indian Women Hit Menopause Earlier and Feel It Differently Than Western Women

The age gap is real, and it mattersThe average age of natural menopause in Indian women is 46.2 years, compared to 51 in the United States and most of Western Europe. That figure comes from a large-scale study published in the Journal of Midlife Health, drawing on data from women…

Times Life · Aug 28

8 Perimenopause Symptoms That Indian Women Commonly Mistake for Thyroid Problems

Why the Confusion Happens in the First PlaceThyroid dysfunction and perimenopause both peak in Indian women between the ages of 38 and 52, and both produce symptoms so similar that even experienced physicians routinely conflate them. A 2021 study published in the Journal of the Association of Physicians of India…

Times Life · Aug 28

Estrogen Patch Supply Still Falls Short of Demand While the Product Stays Off the Federal Shortage List

Manufacturers say the supply of estrogen patches cannot meet demand, but the FDA has not listed estradiol patches as in shortage. Here is why that gap matters.

Medical Daily · Aug 25

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Medical Daily · Aug 23

Hormone Therapy Is Still Not a Dementia Prevention Tool Under Current Guidance Despite New Autopsy Findings

Global and US guidance still says menopausal hormone therapy is not for dementia prevention, weeks after new autopsy findings drew wide attention.

Times Life · Aug 17

How Cortisol Dysregulation Quietly Wrecks Hormones and Sleep in Indian Women in Their 40s

The cortisol pattern that gets missed most oftenCortisol follows a curve. It peaks sharply in the first hour after waking, this is the cortisol awakening response, then drops steadily through the day, reaching its lowest point around midnight. In a woman whose stress system is functioning normally, this rhythm holds.…

Medical Daily · Aug 14

Estrogen-Only Hormone Therapy Was Linked to Lower Alzheimer's Risk, but the Study Cannot Show Cause

A Stanford study of 21,462 women tied estrogen-only hormone therapy to 35 percent lower odds of Alzheimer's pathology. It cannot prove cause.

Times Life · Aug 13

Why Gallstones Are Striking Indian Women Under 40: Diet, Hormones, and Rising Risk

The hormonal connection is directGallstones are forming in Indian women in their twenties and early thirties at rates that would have been unusual a generation ago. A 2018 study published in the Indian Journal of Gastroenterology found gallstone prevalence in Indian women significantly higher than in men, with urban women…

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inkl · Aug 12

The Connection Between Hydration, Energy, and Hormonal Balance That Nobody Explains to Women

Most conversations about women's energy start and end with sleep. Get more of it. Protect it. Prioritize it. And while sleep is genuinely foundational to how women feel and function, the narrow focus on rest as the primary lever for energy management leaves a significant explanatory gap for the many…

Times Life · Aug 6

Why Rheumatoid Arthritis Hits Indian Women Three Times More Often Than Men, And What Drives It

The Numbers Behind the GapRheumatoid arthritis affects roughly 0.5 to 1 percent of India's adult population, but that burden is not distributed evenly. Women account for nearly 75 percent of all RA cases globally, and data from the Indian Rheumatology Association places the female-to-male ratio in India at close to…

Medical Daily · Jul 31

Vaginal Estrogen Is Linked to Fewer Hospitalizations in Women with Repeat UTIs, and Most Eligible Patients Never Fill the Prescription

New database research links vaginal estrogen to lower sepsis and hospitalization rates in women with recurrent UTIs. What the evidence does and does not show.

Medical Daily · Jul 31

FDA Approves Gwyn Lo, a Once Weekly Contraceptive Patch with a Lower Estrogen Dose

FDA-approved Gwyn Lo is a weekly contraceptive patch with lower estrogen. It is limited to women with a BMI under 30 kg/m2.

The Conversation · Jul 30

Flawed studies linking hormone therapy to breast cancer made doctors reluctant to prescribe it for menopause relief – especially for breast cancer survivors

Although menopause is not a new phenomenon by any means, the past few years of what some have called the “menopause moment” have brought it to the forefront of national conversation.

Medical Daily · Jul 28

Local Estrogen Is Tied to Fewer Urinary Infections and Fewer Hospital Admissions After Menopause

New data tie local vaginal estrogen to fewer UTI hospitalizations after menopause, yet only 9% of Medicare women with symptoms fill a prescription.

Bored Panda · Jul 28

Kate Hudson’s Libido Confession Resurfaces And Triggers Debate, Doctor Weighs In

Medical experts weigh in on why women's desire in midlife is far more complex than many people realize.

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