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Researchers say GI problems are common during menopause

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Researchers said 94% of nearly 600 women 44-73 reported digestive problems, and of those 82% said their problems either started or got worse during menopause.

Early menopause increases risk of metabolic syndrome in women

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The prevalence of metabolic syndrome, a dangerous and potentially deadly condition, increases with menopause.

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A Conversation With Tamsen Fadal, Menopause Advocate and Producer of The (M) Factor

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After navigating her own experience with menopause, bestselling author, journalist and menopause advocate Tamsen Fadal has made it her mission…

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Study highlights the need for nationwide menopause education program in the UK

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More than three-quarters of women feel that they are not well-informed enough about menopause, according to a new study led by UCL researchers, highlighting the need for a nationwide menopause education programme.

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Brain fog during menopause? Here’s what’s really going on

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Menopause brings profound shifts not just in hormones but in the very structure of the brain. Scientists have found that gray matter in regions tied to memory and thinking can shrink, while white matter may show damage linked to blood flow…

Early natural menopause linked with higher risk of metabolic syndrome

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The prevalence of metabolic syndrome, a dangerous and potentially deadly condition, increases with menopause. That's the result of decreasing estrogen that protects against these metabolic conditions. A new study not only identified the…

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The menopause side effect millions of women experience but don't talk about... 'massive system failing'

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Women bracing for menopause know to prepare for the hot flashes, mood swings and brain fog, but another side effect of 'the change' occurs outside of the body - and it is rarely spoken about.

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Earlier menopause and reduced cardiac function may negatively affect brain health

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Women face a higher risk of developing both cardiovascular disease and Alzheimer's disease than men. Cardiovascular disease is linked to an increased likelihood of Alzheimer's disease, especially among women.

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How menopause restructures a woman's brain

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Many women during menopause complain about brain fog, which includes symptoms like forgetfulness, trouble concentrating, and mental fatigue, often due to fluctuating hormone levels. A literature review was conducted to examine published…

Understanding how menopause symptoms can complicate treatment of traumatic brain injuries

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Despite growing recognition of sex differences in traumatic brain injury (TBI) outcomes, the interaction between hormone transitions–particularly menopause–and brain injury remains significantly underexplored in both research and clinical…

How menopause restructures the brain and affects thinking

New research links menopause to structural brain changes in regions tied to memory and emotional regulation, offering insight into cognitive shifts during midlife.

Digestive issues more common during perimenopause and menopause, study finds

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Digestive health issues are highly prevalent among perimenopausal and menopausal women, with many reporting the onset or exacerbation of symptoms during this life stage. Despite symptom burden, formal diagnoses and effective treatment…

Risk of eye disease increases during menopause transition

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Many symptoms, such as hot flashes and vaginal dryness, are commonly associated with the menopause transition. One of the lesser-known symptoms that worsens in midlife is dry eyes. A new study suggests that postmenopausal women exhibit a…

The role of genetics in modifying the link between earlier menopause and memory decline

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Women are significantly more likely than men to develop Alzheimer's disease. Earlier age at menopause is associated with a greater risk for late-life cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease. A new study suggests that this risk is even…

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Genetic and inflammatory factors amplify the link between earlier menopause and cognitive risk

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Women are significantly more likely than men to develop Alzheimer's disease. Earlier age at menopause is associated with a greater risk for late-life cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease.

Study reveals differing prescribing patterns for menopause therapy

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Not all healthcare professionals receive the same type of formal education. That may help explain the results of a new study which suggests that provider type and specialty greatly affect whether a woman receives prescription medication…

Women should start HRT 10 years before menopause, new study says

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The results showed a 60% lower risk of developing breast cancer, having a heart attack, or having a stroke

Hormone therapy does not consistently reduce menopause-related anxiety, new review finds

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Anxiety is a common and significant symptom of menopause and perimenopause, largely due to hormone fluctuations. Numerous studies have focused on the potential benefits of hormone therapy in reducing anxiety.

Women should start HRT 10 years before menopause, new study says

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The results showed a 60% lower risk of developing breast cancer, having a heart attack, or having a stroke