Menopause
Healthline's Menopause Community
The Healthline menopause community features two bloggers who have harnessed their experience with menopause to create a venue for women to come together and find support. Women’s health blogger, Wendy Hoffman, became a menopause expert after researching facts and management techniques when she began the transition in 2007. Her work has since developed into a comprehensive resource for women in mid-life all over the world.
Magnolia Miller is a writer, advocate, and educator of women’s health and founder of Pink Zinnia Publishing and Health Communications. Her experience with Perimenopause inspired her to start The Perimenopause Blog to empower women like her who feel frustrated and confused about this stage in their lives.
Hold that Pause
Hold that Pause
Magnolia Miller blogs about her experiences with perimenopause and menopause, and offers advice for women to make the most of their menopausal years.
Menopause Corner
Menopause Corner
Wendy Hoffman blogs about menopause and women's health—particularly focusing on how diet and nutrition can positively affect a woman's life around the age of menopause.
Get Support for Menopause
Seven Reasons to Celebrate Menopause
Menopause can change your life in a positive way.
Talking to Your Ob/Gyn
You’ve been with your Ob/Gyn through some of the most emotional and personal moments of your life. Now that you’re entering menopause, you have a lot to discuss with your doctor.
Menopause Expert: Dr. Lisa Masterson
Dr. Lisa Masterson offers advice on managing menopause hot flashes, avoiding stress, and talking with your gynecologist.
Quitting Your Vices
Smoking, drinking, dessert—it may be time to make a change.
Menopause Etiquette
Etiquette expert Charles Purdy answers your questions about menopause etiquette.
Menopause in the Workplace
Are symptoms of menopause interfering with your ability to succeed at work?
True Menopause Stories: Heidi Houston
Heidi Houston, director of the film "Hot Flash Havoc" talks about her positive experiences with menopause.