Menopause News Flash: research, news and information
Are you hot flashing and sleepless?
Eating two portions of oily fish a week could help ward off a stroke, research suggests.
New research led by UC Davis found that eating soy products such as soy milk and tofu did not prevent the onset of hot flashes and night sweats as women entered menopause.
SWHR is organizing a scientific roundtable which will examine the evidence for and against HRT and suggest guidelines for future research. Since this will be a closed event, relevant media will provide the public with its findings.
Stand up! This time, for your health. Research shows that spending too much time on the chair can harm your health, especially during menopause.
A new research, started by a med school graduate, shows potential in treating and preventing the symptoms of menopause before they even appear.
A study from Baylor University claims that hot flashes can be cooled down with relaxation.
Research shows that fatty-foods can seriously impact your health.
Currently, the only FDA-approved treatment for hot flashes is hormone therapy. However, in an interview with Endocrine Today, JoAnn V. Pinkerton, MD, said an investigational formulation of extended-release gabapentin may improve this common symptom among menopausal women
The Lighter Side:
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menopause on stage
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