Starting hormone replacement therapy during perimenopause or early postmenopause may decrease cardiovascular disease risk by 22%, a new study suggests.

Mood disturbances—depressed mood, irritability, anxiety and mental exhaustion—are common during the menopause transition, ...

New research suggests that estrogen-only menopausal hormonal therapy (MHT) may have a protective effect against dementia.

A study led by Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Pittsburgh provides pivotal insights into one of the ...

Recent findings suggest that menopausal hormone therapy may protect heart health in women with hot flashes, but when you ...

Key TakeawaysHormone therapy might lower older women’s risk of heart problemsWomen had an overall 22% lower risk of heart ...

Perimenopausal women with hot flashes who took hormone replacement therapy (HRT) had a 22% reduced risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD), according to a mul | Cardiology And Circulatory System ...

Hormone therapy can help quell mood swings associated with menopause, a new study says. The proportion of women with severe mood symptoms declined from 62% to just under 25% after they were prescribed ...

New research shows that perimenopausal women who had used estrogen for at least 10 years before their periods stopped for good had 60% lower odds for breast cancer, heart attack and stroke, compared ...

Menopause has long been a hush-hush topic, something on the periphery of our minds that no one really wants to talk about. (Except maybe in hushed whispers with your best friend while fanning yourself ...