Press Releases
The Menopause Society often appears in local and national headlines, sends out press releases on a routine basis, and takes media interview requests.
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Abnormal Uterine Bleeding and Insulin Resistance Are on the Rise: Is There a Connection?
New study suggests hyperinsulinemia is a significant predictor of abnormal uterine bleeding, with body mass index playing a unique role Read More
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Women’s Menstrual Cycle Phase and Reproductive Stage Effect Levels of Irritability and Anger
New study suggests women more emotionally aroused premenses than postmenses and during early menopause transition phase Read More
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Hot Flashes May Be Less Bothersome for Vegans
New analysis demonstrates that a plant-based diet is effective for the management of weight and hot flashes Read More
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Sexual Problems Often Overlooked at the Doctor’s Office
New study highlights the need for better patient-provider communications regarding sexual health, especially during routine examinations CLEVELAND, Ohio (May 7, 2025)—Although most women and their healthcare professionals regard… Read More
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Women With Serious Mental Health Conditions Likely Ill-Equipped for Menopause Transition
New scoping review addresses knowledge gaps around the management of menopause symptoms for women living with a mental illness and spotlight the value of psychoeducation Read More
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Bladder and Lower Urinary Tract Issues Often Overlooked During Menopause Transition
New study demonstrates need for better and earlier education on bladder health and potential urinary tract problems during menopause, especially for women using hormones Read More
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New Study Identifies Potential Predictive Biomarker for Sarcopenia in Midlife Women
Low creatinine-to cystatin C ratio associated with lower muscle volumes and poorer gait speeds Read More
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Are You Just Tired or Are You Menopause Tired?
New study demonstrates need for more attention on bleeding changes during the menopause transition because abnormal uterine bleeding during that time is linked to greater risk of fatigue Read More
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White Blood Cell Count Could Predict Severity of COVID-19 Symptoms
A new study based on Women’s Health Initiative data suggests that a readily available and inexpensive clinical marker of inflammation could be key in predicting debilitating COVID outcomes… Read More
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Traffic-Related Air Pollution May Be Hazardous for Women’s Mental Health
New study suggests that this specific type of pollution is associated with depression; sociodemographic status and reproductive health factors also play a role Read More