Therapy also associated with better sleep scores in non-controlled study ...

For common menopause symptoms such as hot flashes and night sweats, which affect as many as 80% of women, hormone therapy can ...

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

Timing of initiation and race appear to play a role in who may benefit ...

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

For years, hormone replacement therapy was a subject many women approached cautiously. Now, as conversations about menopause, ...

In perimenopausal and recently postmenopausal women experiencing hot flashes and/or night sweats, initiating hormone therapy is associated with a reduction in the risk for cardiovascular events.

For more than two decades, many HRT products came with the FDA's strongest warning, a black box warning.

The road to menopause is paved with symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness. But, while normal, they shouldn’t have an outsize impact on your life. That’s where hormone therapy ...

The symptoms of Alzheimer's disease most commonly occur after the age of 65. However, changes in the brain begin decades before symptoms start. For women, this typically coincides with their ...

Cox-adjusted analyses associated ≥1 year HRT use with reduced all-cause dementia (HR 0.90) and Alzheimer disease (HR 0.84), ...

The “menopause brain drain” narrative has shaped how women understand what’s happening to their minds during the transition.