Search results for: “studies menopause long life”
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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
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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
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AI Helps to Identify Subjective Cognitive Decline During the Menopause Transition
New study develops and validates a machine learning model that’s faster and more affordable than traditional models in identifying who is most at risk for cognitive impairment
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Women Entering Menopause Later in Life at Greater Risk for Asthma
New study suggests role of natural and synthetic estrogen in increasing risk of asthma
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Does an Early Menopause Transition Cause Women to Leave the Workforce Sooner?
Since most women will continue working for years after entering menopause, the effect of menopause symptoms on their working ability is an important issue and the focus of a new study. Among other things, the study suggested that premature menopause can limit a woman’s work ability and time spent in the workforce. Results of the…
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Misconceptions Keep Some Cancer Patient Populations From Benefitting From Hormone Therapy
New survey demonstrates need for additional clinician training because many patients with a history of endometrial or epithelial ovarian cancer are still not being prescribed hormones because of safety concerns
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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
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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 in postmenopausal women
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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
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Intimate Partner Violence Shown to Take Toll on Women’s Cognitive Performance
New study based on SWAN data suggests working memory performance declined faster among women with a history of physical intimate partner violence

