When clinicians step away from paternalistic care, it has a positive effect on the patients they are privileged to serve.
A New Family of NK3 Receptor Antagonists Offer Menopausal Symptom Relief
A new family of drugs delivers help for vasomotor symptoms of menopause without hormones.
Alzheimer’s Disease in Women: How Our Understanding Continues to Evolve
Many aspects of Alzheimer’s differ between the sexes. In this Q&A, an expert in the disease among women discusses recent research insights and where the field is likely headed.
Hormone Therapy for Prevention Requires a Nuanced Approach
Twenty years after the Women’s Health Institute study on hormone therapy made headlines, menopause experts advocate for carefully considering patient needs.
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Elevated hCG Can Be a Benign Finding in Perimenopausal and Postmenopausal Women
Endocrinologists review the evidence regarding how to assess perimenopausal and postmenopausal hCG elevation and provide a protocol for treating hCG elevation in postmenopausal women.
The Role of Androgen Therapy in Female Sexual Health
Female sexual dysfunction is multifactorial, often influenced by biologic, emotional, cultural and interpersonal factors. In this article, menopause specialist Pelin Batur, MD, discusses the manifestation and treatment of hypoactive sexual desire disorder.
Postmenopausal Women and Osteoporosis Prevention: Which Medications to Use and When?
In this Q&A, Dr. Thacker helps physicians understand today’s osteoporosis prevention strategies.