Menopause Research

Can Ovaries “Wake Up” After Menopause? New SWAN Data Says Yes Nearly 54% of women in a large U.S

Early Menopause Costs Women Muscle: 4,244-Person Study Links Timing to Sarcopenia Risk Women who reach menopause at or before age 45 carry significantly…

Estrogen Therapy Routes of Administration: Why the Delivery Method Changes Everything A pill swallowed and a patch worn on the skin deliver the same hor…

Muscle, Not Fat, Drives Bone Density After Menopause: New Evidence From 345 Women Among 345 postmenopausal women in Thailand, skeletal muscle mass showe…

Menopause Rating Scale Validation: New Evidence From Transplant Patients and Beyond A 2026 Mayo Clinic survey of 192 solid-organ transplant recipients f…

It’s Not Just Your Hormone Levels — Hormone Swings May Predict Bone Loss Nearly half of a woman’s lifetime bone loss happens during the menopausal trans…

Painful sex affects roughly half of postmenopausal women, and the cause is usually structural: without estrogen, vaginal tissue becomes thinner, drier, …

Neurokinin Receptor Antagonists: A New Way to Treat Hot Flashes Without Hormones Hot flashes affect up to 80% of women during the menopausal transition,…

Menopause Thyroid Function Changes: What a New Breast Cancer Study Reveals About Hormones and the Thyroid Nearly one in four women receiving goserelin f…

Hot flashes may feel like a hormonal lottery, but your genes have a measurable say