After decades when menopausal women were steered away from hormone therapy due to breast cancer concerns, new evidence shows it may be right for some.

Impulsive, anxious, overheated, scatter-brained, depressed and in pain are just some of the terms that many women use to describe themselves when they reach perimenopause, or the years that ...

To help with these, doctors may recommend menopausal hormone therapy (MHT), which gives the body hormones like estrogen or ...

A new study finds that hormone therapy may help women manage hot flashes and improve quality of life into their seventies and even eighties. Even after menopause, a significant number of women in ...

A new scientific analysis found hormone therapy may be helpful for cardiovascular health in menopause. The study adds to other evidence that suggests hormone therapy can help heart health. Doctors ...

Across the country, women entering menopause often find themselves in a great battle – biological, emotional, and psychological – accompanied by a cascade of disruptive symptoms including hot flashes, ...

In late 2022, Naomi Busch, a lone physician in her book group, began fielding question after question about menopause. Members of the group had started to experience the hallmark symptoms — hot ...

Oral hormone therapy may benefit heart health in menopausal women. A new analysis of data from the Women's Health Initiative found that estrogen-based oral hormone therapy had a long-term beneficial ...

Women are well aware of the problems caused by ignoring their mental well-being. Always being emotionally tough, yet constantly available for the emotional needs of others, means hiding behind a mask ...