Tag: menopause
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HRT May Reverse Menopause Immune Changes: New Study Goes Beyond Symptom Relief
New evidence links menopause to shifts in immune health In a groundbreaking study led by Queen Mary University of London, researchers report that hormone replacement therapy (HRT) may help reverse immune changes linked to menopause. The study, published in Aging Cell, suggests that the loss of female hormones not only triggers hot flashes and fatigue…
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The truth about vitamin pills for midlife women: should you start taking supplements—and which ones actually help?
Do midlife women need supplements? The idea of “more is better” with vitamins isn’t proven to boost longevity for everyone. Yet as women move through perimenopause and into midlife, the body’s nutrient needs shift. Expert dietitians argue there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer, but there are clear scenarios where supplements can be a helpful safety net—especially…
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The Truth About Vitamin Pills for Midlife Women: What to Take and How to Decide
Do midlife women need supplements at all? For many, the question isn’t whether to take supplements, but which ones are worth it as life changes. Hormonal shifts during perimenopause and menopause can alter absorption, metabolism and risk factors for bone, heart and cognitive health. The short answer: you don’t need a long list, but a…
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Intestinal Health and Menopause: A National Study Aims to Uncover the Hidden Health Axis
Introduction: A National Effort to Map the Hidden Health Axis A pioneering national study in Portugal is underway to explore the so called invisible axis between intestinal microbiota and hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause. The goal is to prevent chronic symptoms and improve the health trajectory of women through midlife and beyond. Led by…
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Intestinal Health and Menopause: The Hidden Axis of Women’s Health
Intestinal health and menopause: uncovering an invisible axis Recent surveys show that almost 60% of women report that menopausal symptoms negatively affect their daily lives, including family and sexual relationships. In Portugal, a national study led by the Gulbenkian Institute of Molecular Medicine (GIMM) aims to go deeper: to explore the so‑called invisible axis of…
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MaGNet: A Mammary Gland Network for Breast Branching Analysis
MaGNet: A fast, image-based tool for mapping mammary gland branching Branching in tissues isn’t limited to trees. In female mammals, the mammary gland undergoes extensive branching after birth, during puberty and again in pregnancy as milk ducts grow and reorganize. Understanding this architecture is crucial because disturbances in branching have been linked to breast cancer…
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World Alzheimer’s Day 2025: Women at Double Risk
Understanding the Increased Alzheimer’s Risk for Women World Alzheimer’s Day 2025 brings crucial attention to the alarming statistics surrounding Alzheimer’s disease. Neurologist Dr. Bipan Kumar Sharma from Kailash Deepak Hospital reveals that women are nearly twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s compared to men. This elevated risk transcends mere longevity, intertwining with complex biological, hormonal,…
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World Alzheimer’s Day 2025: Women at Greater Risk
Understanding the Increased Risk on World Alzheimer’s Day 2025 On World Alzheimer’s Day 2025, it is crucial to address a pressing health concern: women face nearly double the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease compared to men. Dr. Bipan Kumar Sharma, a Consultant Neurologist at Kailash Deepak Hospital, highlights that the reasons behind this alarming statistic…
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Understanding Testosterone Therapy for Post-Menopausal Libido
Introduction to Testosterone Therapy Menopause often brings significant hormonal shifts that can impact various aspects of a woman’s health, including her libido. Many women experiencing a decline in sexual desire are turning to testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) as a potential solution. However, while there are claims that TRT can revitalize libido, it’s essential to understand…

