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Geeta Shah no longer has her left breast. She will have chemotherapy for the next four months, which could lead to early menopause for the 30-year-old, who does not have children but wants to be a mother.
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Imedeen Prime for post-menopausal women. Menopausal women need a combination of nutrients to reach the deeper layers of the skin to deal with ageing, writes MEENA SREENIVASAN.
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Heart disease isn't preventing many older women from staying active in the bedroom, a study published in the journal Obstetrics Gynecology has found.
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U.S. supplement manufacturer Vitaloix Laboratories, renowned for their history of providing safe, natural, nutraceutical solutions, is under intense pressure to increase production of its top-selling Menersa ...
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Oh soy. What's one to make of it? Soy, which comes in many forms and is derived from soybeans, has long had the reputation of being a near perfect health food - offering loads of protein with little calories ...
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In 'Bio-identicals could harm your health, wallet,' Dr. Walter Borg paints a misleading picture of bio-identical hormones.
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Can Wyeth win back the 40 million Premarin and Prempro users it's lost since 2002 -- along with $1 billion a year in profits -- with a new menopause drug? Or will the once-bitten women who have filed more than ...
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Bobbie Washington has been having hot flashes everyday since she went in to menopause four years ago at age 50.
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Many factors can cause infrequent periods, and these conditions may require treatment.
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Fewer older women in Canada are using hormone replacement therapies since a report six years ago found the risks of using the menopause therapies outweigh the benefits.
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Hormone replacement therapy use by older Canadian women has dropped dramatically since a major study published in 2002 linked HRT use to higher rates of heart attack and stroke, a study has found.
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Special to the Fernley Leader FERNLEY--What is Osteoporosis? Osteoporosis is a common disease of the bones that makes them weak and more likely to break.
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However, many women and I begin to experience menopause or early menopause symptoms before the age of forty.
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No longer considered a silent topic in today's society, meno pause is as openly discussed as any other medical condition.
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Commonly reported symptoms including hot flushes, sleep disturbance and irritability/depression can affect daily functioning and quality of life at a time when women are more likely to feel empowered and ...
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