When I was fourteen, all I wanted was to get my period. My girlfriends got theirs years before I did. I was so desperate for it that I even pretended I had it just to get out of gym class. Then, when I was sixteen years old, it finally arrived. I was ecstatic. I was …
Have you noticed that often you can’t seem to grab a memory or a thought? Do you look at your dear friends and children and blank out on their names? Is your refrigerator and dashboard covered in sticky note reminders? Are you feeling discombobulated and confused? You might be smack in the middle of perimenopause! …
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NAMS Release New Mobile App for Women in Menopause A new mobile app developed by the North American Menopause Society (NAMS) helps doctors and patients review treatment options for women in menopause. Named the MenoPro App, it features a risk assessment algorithm that helps doctors to support patients in choosing treatment based on personal preferences …
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New Research on the Survival Benefit Of A Double Mastectomy In Treating Unilateral Breast Cancer Bilateral mastectomy is increasingly used to treat unilateral breast cancer. A JAMA study has found that there is no survival benefit to opting for a double mastectomy over breast-conserving surgery combined with radiotherapy for breast cancer patients. The percentage of California women diagnosed …
Perimenopause and menopause signify a new chapter in a woman’s life. At this stage, many women simply decide to rewrite the entire book. Case in point: More than 60 percent of divorces are initiated by women in their 40s, 50s or 60s — the menopause years — according to a survey conducted by AARP Magazine. …
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