Search results for: “life changes”
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Concerns About Sexual Function Persist Well Beyond Midlife
New study confirms that older women experience sexual dysfunction at similar rates as midlife women but report less sexual distress
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Loneliness and Social Isolation Can Take a Toll on Women’s Cognitive Abilities
New study highlights the importance of psychosocial factors in cognitive health, especially during the menopause transition
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Transdermal Nitroglycerin Shows Limited but Potential Benefit for Menopausal Hot Flashes
Systematic review identifies modest and inconsistent evidence that continuous transdermal nitroglycerin may reduce hot flash frequency in postmenopausal women who cannot use hormone therapy
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Hormone Therapy Use Associated with Greater Migraine Burden in Postmenopausal Women
New study suggests that hormone therapy is linked with migraine burden but not symptom intensity or treatment needs
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Higher Physical Activity Frequency Associated with Lower Symptom Burden in Perimenopause
New study uses data from a menstrual tracking app to examine association between physical activity and perimenopause symptoms
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Potential Tissue Effects: Microablative Fractional Radiofrequency in Postmenopausal Women
Pilot study explores changes in vaginal epithelial thickness and stromal collagen fiber size after microablative fractional radiofrequency in postmenopausal women
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Hormone Therapy May Increase Weight Loss Effectiveness of GLP-1s
New study demonstrates that use of hormones can lead to significantly greater and sustained weight loss, but results differ by type of GLP-1
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ADHD Medications Offer Promise in Managing Menopausal Brain Fog
New review provides preliminary evidence that both stimulant (LDX) and non-stimulant (ATX) medications used to treat Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can significantly improve self-reported executive function during the menopause transition
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Men Feel Unprepared for Partner’s Menopause Transition
New study highlights problem of lack of resources and education directed toward men to help them better support their partner’s menopause transition
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Hormone Therapy Use May Lead to Fewer Mood Disturbances During the Menopause Transition
A new study suggests that systemic hormone therapy may help improve a woman’s overall mood in midlife, especially in those with elevated baseline severity, independent of prior mental health diagnosis, antidepressant use, or menopause age

