Added on September 4, 2018 Teri Marin Things To Know When Menopause Comes Decrease Font SizeIncrease Font SizeText SizePrint This PageSend by Email Once a woman reaches certain age, her body starts to change and menopause comes. Some are afraid of it while others are stressed out. Whatever you may feel, this process is inevitable and Read more…
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For something that’s been discussed as far back as Aristotle, there is still a lot that’s unknown about menopause. But new research is shedding light on how women can better manage this often-unsettling time in their lives. While the average age for natural menopause (365 days without a period) in the United States is 51, Read more…
New women’s health biotech KaNDy Therapeutics—rumored to have attracted buyout interest from Allergan—has just reported data on its lead product that could enhance its allure. This content was originally published here.
Anxiety often strikes women at the menopause, leaving them worrying about everything and anything, big or small. It can affect their day-to-day activities, friendships and relationships, social life and work routine. Many women are reluctant to seek help, yet there are various effective ways to keep anxiety under control. In the Spring 2018 issue of… Read more…
(Reuters Health) – Menopause symptoms make middle-aged sleep problems more likely for some women, a study from South Korea suggests. “Sleep disorders are the most common complaints during (the) menopause transition and postmenopause,” said senior study author Dr. Hyun-Young Park of the National Research Institute of Health in Chungbuk. “Poor sleep quality and inadequate sleep Read more…
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