It is believed that fluctuating hormone levels that come as a result of menopause may affect several risk factors associated with coronary heart disease...
After menopause, the level of estrogen in a women’s body is significantly low. Because of the natural loss of estrogen, postmenopausal women experience...
A study has been conducted to determine how and if certain hormone levels effect the sleep pattern in middle-aged women. 630 women of perimenopausal...
After the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) released a report in 2002 about the effects of postmenopausal estrogen, use of estrogen has changed...
Until recently it was widely thought that the depletion of eggs in the ovaries and the following change in estrogen levels in a women’s body was the sole....
After two publications in July 2002 informed of negative side effects associated with estrogen/progestin combination therapy, use of previous...
The 2006 study by Crandall et al.: “Association of New-Onset Breast Discomfort with an Increase in Mammographic Density During Hormone Therapy” evaluates...
Testosterone is an important hormone for the health of both men and women. Elevated levels of testosterone in women, however, can have potentially.
Hormone replacement therapy (or HRT) has been linked to a whole host of serious health problems. According to new research published in
JAMA, hormone.
The medical community has long warned that there is insufficient evidence to prove that bioidentical hormones are safe or even effective. Now.
New research published in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that estrogen may be key to preventing heart disease. Researchers say.
Postpartum depression is a severe psychological condition that occurs in women after giving birth. According to a recent study published in the.
The benefits of estrogen therapies are many. They remain controversial since some studies have linked them with endometrium and breast cancers.
The benefits of estrogen therapies are many. They remain controversial since some studies have linked them with endometrium and breast cancers.
Medical researchers investigated whether hormonal levels are related with sleeping problems. They studied women from 43 to 53 years old to check whether they had trouble sleeping .
Old women with low amounts of testosterone are at increased risk of suffering anemia, investigators report in The Archives of Internal Medicine.
