Recent research has shown that hormone therapy may help improve mood changes and brain fog that are often associated with ...

After menopause, women often accept hair loss as a sign of ageing, but it goes deeper than that. Dr Soni explains how ...

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists said the benefits of the treatment outweigh the harms for many women.

New ACOG guidance says benefits outweigh risks for most women, with nonhormonal options for those who can’t take hormones ...

The true role of the adrenal glands, known as the 'second ovaries''Once you reach menopause, female hormones don't matter ...

Researchers found women face a sharp “physiological cliff” before menopause, though hormone therapy may help ease the impact.

Puberty, pregnancy and menopause can feel like completely separate chapters of life. But each involves major hormonal shifts, and scientists have now compared what happens to the brain across all ...

Doctronic reports that menopause-related joint pain stems from declining estrogen, which affects inflammation, cartilage, and ...

Hot flashes can interrupt your day, night sweats can leave you exhausted, and brain fog can make it harder to concentrate. These changes are common during menopause, but could they also offer clues ...

But there is a danger in turning menopause and perimenopause into identities rather than understanding them as experiences.

(Stefania Pelfini la Waziya/Moment RF/Getty Images) If puberty is like climbing a physiological cliff, then menopause may be ...

A study of over one million women’s lab tests shows bones, liver, kidneys and cholesterol change around menopause.