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Menopause and Osteoarthritis: How end of reproductive cycle can increase musculoskeletal risks amongst women

Osteoarthritis, a common kind of arthritis is often seen in postmenopausal women. The hormone estrogen is a significant contributor.

The Times of India

Many women struggle to lose belly fat in middle age. Here's some expert help

The loss of estrogen in menopause is strongly associated with a change in body composition.

Fortune

Menopause should be taught in Australian medical schools to prevent women being gaslit, inquiry finds

Women were dismissed, offered ineffective treatments or wrongly diagnosed by healthcare professionals, Senate inquiry told

The Guardian - AU

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Menopause inquiry urges leave, education provisions

A Senate inquiry into the impacts of menopause and perimenopause has made a raft of recommendations, including reproductive leave and better education.

AAP

Menopause advocates hopeful report sparks conversation

A Senate committee is preparing to hand down its report into the impacts of menopause, with advocates hoping this could spark much needed change.

AAP

Menopause warning over little-known symptom

Menopause is well-known for causing hot flashes and night sweats for many women

The Independent UK

How we coped when menopause and puberty clashed in the family - mums share their stories

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‘I throw everything at it’: Davina McCall on harnessing her feelgood factor

Davina McCall has been lighting up our screens for 30 years, but lately she’s been using that same enthusiasm to tackle much more serious issues surrounding women’s health. She talks about her wild early life, dating in our 50s – and her new role as an ‘amplifier’

The Guardian - UK

'I have never written of a stranger organ': The rise of the placenta and how it helped make us human

"Human evolution has occurred both due to, and in spite of, the placenta. Every pregnancy, unthinkingly, must navigate a careful path through it. Every menstruation is testament to it. It is partly why menopause exists, to give individuals an escape from the energetic costs associated with its imposition."

LiveScience

Jo Whiley reveals lack of discussion around perimenopause made her feel ‘really lost’

‘I cried all the time,’ the BBC presenter said

The Independent UK

From sexual health to sleep: the experts’ guide to menopause

While the experience of menopause can vary widely between women, there are many ways to make navigating this time easier

The Guardian - UK

From skin changes to a good night’s sleep: how to build a better menopause

Whether it’s skincare designed for changing skin or clever body-confidence boosters, Menopause Your Way at QVC has everything you need to face your menopause head-on

The Guardian - UK

The menopause can increase your likelihood of developing heart disease, type 2 diabetes and hypertension — but exercise can help lower risk

The menopause affects all women differently – and each person’s experience is unique. While some women view menopause as a new lease of life, others can experience a host of new symptoms and changes to their body. Many of these changes can have an effect on health, too — even…

The Conversation

10 tips for parenting during the menopause, according to doctors (and mums)

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What is reproductive health leave and why do we need it?

Time off work to deal with IVF, menopause, gender transition treatments, vasectomies and other reproductive health issues would be enshrined in all workplace awards if a national union campaign succeeds.

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Is this the end of menopause? ‘Very exciting’ new research shows it might be possible to ‘delay menopause’ and extend women’s child-bearing years

Researchers are working to delay menopause and the increased health risks associated with it

Newcastle Herald

'A lot of women suffer in silence': Menopause hub opens, as taboo breaks

Hub could be 'life-changing for many women', Sonia Hornery says.

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13 things I wish I'd known before running into the menopause

Menopause will affect half the population, but keen trail runner Fiona Russell was surprised by how little she knew about the natural change of life

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The Science Behind Hormonal Changes and Health Solutions

Hormones play a massive role in regulating functions of the body, we will be focusing on what happens to women in three pivotal stages of their lives. Hormones like estrogen, progesterone and testosterone have a crucial effect on maintaining physical and mental health. Throughout phases of a woman's life—such as…

Woman & Home

What causes a UTI? The most common triggers - and why menopausal women are more likely to get one

What causes a UTI? Women are 30 times more likely to get one and UTIs are most common in menopause. Here, doctors explain why - and the causes to look out for

The Guardian - AU

Tattoo, haircut, nose-piercing: I may be a menopause cliche, but I’m telling the world it’s my body now

We’re braver, we’re pissed off, we’re badly depressed, we’re losing hair, we’ve never felt so good. A cliche is never as simple as it seems

Medical Daily

Hot Flashes And Night Sweats? Experimental Non-Hormonal Pill Offers Hope For Menopause Relief

In a phase 3 clinical trial, researchers have found that the new non-hormonal drug, Elinzanetant, could reduce the frequency and severity of vasomotor symptoms in menopausal women.

The Independent UK

‘A faulty contraceptive coil left me crippled in pain and forced to have a hysterectomy’

Mother tells Maya Oppenheim she was forced into having a hysterectomy which meant she ‘car crashed into menopause’ at the age of 45

Salon

Why menopause is all the rage

Thanks to stars and TV shows openly talking about it women have better role models for getting through it

The Guardian - UK

The end of menopause: would women be healthier and happier if they menstruated for ever?

The ovaries affect everything from metabolism to mood – so some scientists are on a quest to slow their ageing process

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