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Vasomotor symptoms, HRT, sexual health, bone density, and cardiometabolic risk.
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Two-thirds of Welsh pharmacies in a worse financial position than last year - The Pharmacist
8+ hour, 37+ min ago (527+ words) Almost two-thirds of Welsh pharmacies (63%) said their financial position has worsened over the past year, a new survey has found. The 2026 Community Pharmacy Wales (CPW) Pressure survey also found that 29% of pharmacies had struggled to pay wholesaler bills. And almost…...
Menopause Hormone Therapy Linked to Improved Mood Symptoms: Study
8+ hour, 37+ min ago (135+ words) USA: Researchers have found in a new study that systemic menopause hormone therapy was associated with significant improvements in depressive mood, irritability, anxiety, and mental exhaustion in a retrospective observational study. The proportion of women with severe mood symptoms declined…...
For the first time, Congress is holding a hearing on menopause
6+ hour, 16+ min ago (375+ words) On Wednesday this week, there will be a milestone in Congress. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) is convening a congressional hearing on menopause—the first ever. The hearing will be held by the Senate Committee on Aging. It’s called Half the…...
Over 1M SC women feel overwhelmed, but that???s good?
4+ hour, 13+ min ago (792+ words) The errands may eventually get done. The work of remembering them rarely does. For many women, pressure does not come from one dramatic source. It accumulates quietly: work deadlines, household bills, grocery lists, medical appointments, childcare, aging relatives and the…...
Q&A with Julie Buring | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
4+ hour, 16+ min ago (300+ words) Q&A with Julie Buring hsph.harvard.edu Your gift powers excellence in research and education to advance public health. Q&A with Julie Buring Julie Elizabeth Buring, ScD ’83, has devoted her career to the prevention of chronic disease, particularly…...
When memory fades: understanding dementia | Features Local | trinidadexpress.com
1+ day, 27+ min ago (635+ words) Synapse Scholar Synapse Medical Services Ltd His family is swept into caregiving roles, facing intense emotional and physical strain. They watch Mohammed lose his independence, becoming entirely dependent on those around him. This heartbreaking scenario is the real-world face of…...
Ohio State researchers win $3 million grant to study menopause in women veterans
21+ hour, 3+ min ago (199+ words) COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A new $3.06 million Department of Defense-funded study between The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and the Soter Women's Health Research Program will examine how menopause affects the mental and physical health of women veterans, with researchers…...
Why are more and more people suffering from dementia?
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (794+ words) Im «Tatort: König in Gelb» bekommt es Charlotte Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler) im doppelten Sinne mit Demenz zu tun. Maria Furtwängler, playing Charlotte Lindholm, deals with dementia in two ways. In “Tatort: König in Gelb,” both a possible serial killer and…...
Muna Al-Khaifi: Advancing Menopause Care for People Living With and Beyond Cancer - OncoDaily
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (379+ words) For many people living with and beyond cancer, menopause can become an important and complex part of care. Cancer treatments can induce or accelerate menopause, with effects extending across vasomotor symptoms, sexual and genitourinary health, cognition, sleep, bone and cardiometabolic…...
Experts warn about menopause supplements: Some may be useless or even dangerous
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (793+ words) Menopause supplements, widely promoted as solutions for symptoms such as hot flashes, mental fog and sleep disorders, may be ineffective at best and, in certain cases, contain potentially harmful ingredients, experts warn. According to a study from University College London…...