Testosterone Therapy and Heart Safety: What Women Should Know
New research presented at a menopause conference raises fresh questions about cardiovascular safety in women using testosterone therapy, which is not FDA-approved for women.
New menopause research points to sleep, weight and heart-health links
Fresh menopause research suggests sleep, body composition and cardiometabolic health are closely connected, while some treatment questions remain unresolved.
Menopause Care Is Getting More Attention, but Training Still Lags
Menopause is drawing more public and policy attention, but many clinicians still report limited training. Here’s what the evidence says about treatment, access, and uncertainty.
Updated Menopause Guidance Reassesses Hormone Therapy
New guidance is putting hormone therapy back at the center of menopause care for some people with hot flashes and night sweats, while keeping safety limits and individual risk factors in view.
Menopause at Midlife: What Women 45+ Should Know Now
A new AARP guide spotlights menopause and midlife health. Here’s what the evidence says about symptoms, heart health, hormone therapy, and when to seek care.