Menopause

A prospective observational study found that age did not independently affect bone mineral density response to romosozumab in postmenopausal women.

"Ethical menopause care requires rebuilding trust through transparency, evidence, and shared decision-making," writes Barbara Levy, MD, FACOG, FACS.

The label changes to 6 menopausal HRTs "clarify risk considerations for these drugs," according to a statement from the FDA.

Women who experienced menopause before age 50 had higher rates of MASLD and adverse metabolic outcomes, according to reasearch published in Diabetes Metabolism Research and Reviews.

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New national data show major declines in RA mortality among older women, alongside enduring racial and geographic inequities.

Menopause was associated with increased anxiety, depression, sleep problems and reductions in grey matter in key brain regions.

New data suggest that diabetes risk after menopause is driven by cardiometabolic factors rather than when or how menopause occurs.

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A study found no clear evidence that menopause hormone therapy increases or reduces dementia risk.

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Recent FDA approvals and emerging research highlight how neurokinin receptor antagonists are expanding nonhormonal options for managing vasomotor symptoms.

Advances including FDA-approved neurokinin receptor antagonists are reshaping vasomotor symptom management by providing effective, nonhormonal options for menopausal women.

New research shows that obesity-related increases in estrone after menopause may drive inflammation and tumor growth.

New neurokinin receptor antagonists such as fezolinetant and elinzanetant are reshaping treatment options for menopausal hot flashes.

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In phase 2 trials, cendifensine significantly reduced the frequency and severity of menopausal hot flashes and may offer broader symptom relief benefits.

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A US study of women over 60 found that frequent sex toy use during masturbation was strongly associated with higher orgasm frequency.

Sleep specialist Carleara Weiss, MD, PhD, MSH, RN, outlines the hormonal, physiological, and educational factors affecting sleep in menopausal women

A study found self-guided hypnosis delivers greater reductions in hot flash frequency and interference than a sham control.

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A study found that self-administered clinical hypnosis significantly reduced hot flashes and improved sleep.

Study finds trouble sleeping, sleep apnea, and short or long sleep duration are linked to higher odds of hypertension in postmenopausal women.

Survey reveals nearly 40% of women feel misdiagnosed during perimenopause, highlighting critical gaps in women's health care and treatment approaches.