Most conversations about hormone therapy start the same way: a patient is miserable from hot flashes, night sweats, or mood swings, and hormone therapy comes up as a way to feel better. That conversation is important — but it's incomplete. A growing body of research suggests that hormone therapy ... View Post

For decades, women were told the same thing: hormone replacement therapy was a short-term fix. Five years maximum. Get through the worst of it and then get off. The goal was the lowest dose for the shortest possible time. That guidance shaped an entire generation of medical practice — and left mi... View Post

Of all the symptoms women bring up in perimenopause and menopause, brain fog and memory changes are the ones that scare them the most. Not the hot flashes. Not the weight gain. The moment a woman can't find the word she's looking for mid-sentence — a word she's used a thousand times — or walks in... View Post