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Persistent low mood, anxiety or loss of interest during menopause deserves assessment. Learn which changes matter and how individualized support is framed.
Science’s women’s-health issue calls for more individual menopause research and asks whether postmenopausal ovaries remain biologically active.
A large study found abrupt lab shifts around menopause. Here is how to interpret the findings and discuss appropriate health checks with a clinician.
A 2026 analysis of social media shows women discussing mental health and sleep during perimenopause more frequently than traditional physical symptoms.
A 2026 Finnish study associates early menopausal transition at age 46 with higher anxiety and depressive symptoms, offering vital context for clinical care.
A 2026 longitudinal study found that indirect blood markers associated with gut-barrier integrity increased during the menopause transition in healthy women.
The American College of Physicians now recommends estrogen-based hormone therapy as the first-line pharmacologic treatment for menopausal hot flashes.
A recent study associates earlier natural menopause with slightly faster cognitive decline. Read why clinicians look to vascular health for long-term answers.
Learn how declining estrogen drives transepidermal water loss and read expert-backed hydration routines to manage perimenopausal dry skin safely.
Cedars-Sinai explains why menopause hormone therapy discussions can begin during perimenopause based on daily symptoms rather than waiting for periods to stop.
An analysis of nearly 240,000 medical records found menopause documented in only 12 percent. Learn why clinical files often miss this major physical transition.
An analysis of recent U.S. Senate hearings on menopause care, FDA expert panels on female-dosed testosterone, and efforts to improve hormone treatment access.
Learn why UTMB Health advises that midlife fatigue, sleep disruption and weight changes might point to a treatable thyroid condition rather than just menopause.
Inserm's October 2026 review clarifies the medical evidence behind menopause coaching, supplements and testosterone, separating clinical facts from marketing.
A review of menopause supplements reveals major inconsistencies in active ingredients and calcium levels. Learn how to evaluate labels and prioritize nutrition.
A 2026 narrative review and recent clinical reports detail how changing hormone levels interact with midlife sleep disruption and mental health.
Cardiologists explain how cardiovascular risks like cholesterol and blood pressure change during menopause, highlighting the need for routine midlife screening.
Medical specialists explain how to distinguish normal menopause fatigue from serious clinical warning signs like unexplained weight loss and unusual bleeding.
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