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Women with four or more children or on HRT at higher risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis

Women are three times more likely to develop the autoimmune disease which causes pain, swelling and stiffness in joints

The Independent UK

Baywatch star Nicole Eggert diagnosed with breast cancer after mistaking symptoms for menopause

The actress, 51, who also appeared in Charles In Charge, was diagnosed with stage 2 cribriform carcinoma cancer in December

Evening Standard

Jill Biden, Halle Berry to hit Chicago for event on menopause research and women’s health

Biden visits the University of Illinois Chicago to highlight research on menopause and women’s health; she will be joined by actress and women’s health advocate Halle Berry.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Menopause: why psychological therapy is now being recommended for hot flushes

Menopause symptoms can be described in categories such as vasomotor, physical and psychological. All happen as a result of declining hormone levels – primarily oestrogen and progesterone.

The Hindu

This is the best bedding for menopause, according to my testing, and the advice of sleep and fabric experts

The bedding materials to choose and those to avoid to reduce night sweats

Ideal Home

West Wolf Medicinals Transforming Menopause Narratives With Its Solution-Oriented Approach

Nicole Wolf, co-founder of West Wolf Medicinals, began her journey not as an entrepreneur but seeking relief from the challenges of menopause.

International Business Times

Is perimenopause causing your hair to change?

From texture changes to a greasy or itchy scalp, those fluctuating hormones have a lot to answer for. Here’s what the experts suggest

The Independent UK

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Breakthrough Treatment Veoza Receives UK Approval to Tackle Hot Flushes

Veoza distinguishes itself as a non-hormonal menopause drug that directly targets the brain to prevent hot flushes.

International Business Times UK

Menopause: why psychological therapy is now being recommended for hot flushes

There are at least 40 symptoms of the menopause and perimenopause. These symptoms can have a serious affect on a woman’s day-to-day life and wellbeing, which is why having access to timely and effective treatment is so important.

The Conversation

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The Independent UK

What happens to your vagina as you age?

The vagina is an internal organ with a complex ecosystem, influenced by circulating hormone levels which change during the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, breastfeeding and menopause.

The Conversation

The good news for women: a drug to limit hot flushes. The bad: it could cost you £430 a month

Veoza reduces the severity of this common menopausal symptom. But at £430 a month, only the wealthy will gain just now, says Guardian columnist Devi Sridhar

The Guardian - UK

Four in five UK women say workplace support for menopause lacking – survey

Exclusive: Unite union finds some employers did not even allow simple adjustments such as fans for hot flushes

The Guardian - UK

Statins may reduce blood-clot risk in menopausal women on hormone therapy, study hints

Hormone therapy for menopause might be made safer by taking statins at the same time, a study hints.

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Woman & Home

A 'game-changing' new drug for hot flushes has just been approved: what does this mean for UK women?

Veoza is the new drug for hot flushes that's been approved for use in the UK with immediate effect

The Independent UK

New menopause drug to treat hot flushes given green light in UK

Women can be prescribed Veoza from January after facing decades with few treatment options

The Guardian - UK

‘Gamechanging’ drug to prevent hot flushes wins approval in UK

Veoza, also known as fezolinetant, is prescription-only and will be available privately from January

The Guardian - UK

‘Millions of women are suffering who don’t have to’: why it’s time to end the misery of UTIs

Urinary tract infections have been a cause of chronic distress for generations of menopausal women. Campaigning journalist Kate Muir argues the problem could be halved if an alternative treatment to antibiotics is better understood. So why isn’t more being done?

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The Guardian - UK

Offering CBT for menopause symptoms is about giving women choice

Letter: Paula Briggs and Myra Hunter respond to criticism that the new Nice guidelines for GPs are stigmatising and patronising

Salon

Why do humans go through menopause?

Humans are one of the only species thought to enter menopause. New research is shaking up theories as to why

The Guardian - UK

New menopause therapy guidance will harm women’s health, say campaigners

Nice guidelines for GPs ‘placing CBT on a par with HRT’ are criticised as ‘patronising’ and ‘scaremongering’

WEKU

'Periodical' filmmaker wants to talk about PMS, menopause and the tampon tax

Lina Lyte Plioplyte sees menstruation as a "beautiful cycle" that happens to half of the world's population — one that "we're not supposed to talk about it." Her new film aims to break the stigma.

Woman & Home

What are the benefits of slow running? 7 reasons to try it after 40

There are so many slow running benefits for those looking to try something new, from alleviating menopause symptoms to helping your social life

The Guardian - UK

The 50 best TV shows of 2023

With fabulous finales for Top Boy, Happy Valley and Barry – oh and that show about a media dynasty you may have heard of – the year provided 50 more reasons it’s a golden age for telly

The Independent UK

‘I felt like I was going into labour’: Woman forced to have menopause injections at 31

Since being a teenager Sophie Foulds suffered from excruciating period pain, 15 years later she finally has an answer

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