Menopause Research

Introduction Young women who experience treatment-induced menopause following breast cancer face a distinct set of cognitive challenges

Understanding “Menopause Brain Fog” Through the Lens of Breast Cancer Survivorship Recent research on young breast cancer survivors confirms what many e…

Introduction Cognitive difficulties, often called “brain fog,” are a widely reported but poorly understood symptom of menopause

Menopause Brain Fog: Not Just a Symptom, But a Window Into Aging Memory lapses and mental fatigue during perimenopause and menopause are often described…

Introduction The prescription of testosterone for midlife women, especially for symptoms like low libido, is common but often lacks clear clinical guide…

Introduction Approximately 80-90% of women experience persistent physiological symptoms during the menopause transition, from hot flashes to fatigue and…

Introduction A 2026 pilot trial from France directly tested whether adding magnesium to osteoporosis treatment could ease pain in postmenopausal women

Exercise as a Pillar of Menopause Management: What the Latest Research Shows A systematic review led by Kate Robinson at University College London exami…

Magnesium and Pain in Menopause: A Surprising Null Result Many women are told magnesium can help manage menopause symptoms, particularly pain related to…

Introduction A new position statement from the Latin American Association of Gynecological Endocrinology (ALEG) focuses on the use of androgens like tes…