menopausal women
Coverage of menopausal women in the Nexus archive.
- For more than 30 years experts dismissed my angry red hives as rosacea. In fact, I have an autoimmune condition that affects thousands of menopausal women but is often misdiagnosed. These are the other symptoms to look out for
A woman's angry red hives were misdiagnosed as rosacea for over 30 years, but she later discovered an autoimmune condition affecting thousands of menopausal women. The article highlights symptoms to watch for in this often-misdiagnosed condition.
- Warning over deadly 'broken heart syndrome' that silently haunts menopausal women without them knowing - and it's triggered by stress
The article warns about 'broken heart syndrome,' a deadly condition affecting menopausal women, often undetected, and triggered by stress. It highlights the silent nature of the syndrome and its connection to stress during menopause.
- Going through menopause? Vital therapy slashes risk of low bone density by 69%
New research indicates a vital therapy for menopausal women can significantly improve bone density, reducing the risk of low bone density by 69%. The therapy is highlighted as a crucial health intervention for aging women.
- How some men could benefit from estrogen patches — yes, the ones women use in menopause
The US faces an estrogen patch shortage, impacting menopausal women's access to hormone therapy. A study in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that certain men could also benefit from the treatment.
- Bed tech offers ‘hot flash mode’ for menopausal women sweating through sleep
A high-tech bed system features a 'hot flash mode' designed to assist menopausal women experiencing night sweats. The same mode also benefits men undergoing prostate cancer treatment, according to the brand, as reported by The Post.
- Astellas Pharma Shares Fall After Unveiling Five-Year Plan
Astellas Pharma Inc. announced a five-year plan and plans to seek European regulatory review for an experimental drug targeting menopausal hot flashes, leading to a decline in its shares. The company's headquarters is in Tokyo, Japan, and the initiative was mentioned by Yasukawa.