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Ann Leonard recalls how she had to deal with uterine fibroids before menopause.
The reduced ability of the vagina to self-lubricate is not limited to postmenopausal women.
An uptick in women’s reproductive years might delay the onset of certain diseases while developing others.
Could these everyday skin problems be a symptom of an underlying health condition?
Most doctors decide how to manage this condition by considering the severity of symptoms and their effects on a woman’s quality of life.
Women who engage in physical activity are more likely to have higher muscle mass before and after menopause.
Younger women who put on pounds may gain protection against breast cancer, but after menopause, weight gain increases risk.
Meet three individuals leading very different lives who are united by their shared experiences as older women living with HIV.
A large analysis finds hormone replacement therapy increases the risk about twice as much as previously thought.
Heart disease risk rises for everyone as they age, but for women, symptoms can become more evident after the onset of menopause.
Pregnancy, estrogen and age at first menstruation are some factors that factor into woman’s risk for developing this progressive disease.
Common meds can cause vaginal dryness.
New findings add to evidence that this localized form of estrogen doesn’t pose the same threat as oral estrogen.
Can pulses of light help restore function to a woman’s private parts?
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