Menopause is a pain, literally and figuratively. It can cause hot flashes, mood swings, brain fog, trouble sleeping and even ...

Researchers are trying to understand more about the biological and social differences that contribute to later diabetes ...

It's not the weather that brings on vasomotor symptoms (more commonly known as hot flashes) but rather the fact that your body incorrectly registers heat. Blood rushes to the skin when your body ...

When this occurs, women can experience many uncomfortable symptoms, the most infamous of all being hot flashes. Hot flashes can vary in pain and intensity from woman to woman, and their exact cause is ...

Menopause has long been shrouded in mystery and shame. A comedian discusses her experience and the internet’s ob-gyn offers five things to know about that ...

“Hot flashes typically last only a few minutes but can linger for half an hour or more,” says Andrea Caamano, MD, a physician with experience in endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism and Head ...

Stopping abruptly may cause a return of menopause symptoms, such as hot flashes and disrupted sleep. People may wish to stop taking menopausal hormone therapy (MHT) if they have been taking it for ...

Loprinzi et al. [6] conducted an open-label, five-week, pilot study to determine the efficacy of venlafaxine in the management of hot flashes. Eligible patients included women with a history of ...

Insulin resistance is often a precursor to type 2 diabetes. It happens when the body’s cells fail to respond normally to insulin. This can increase your risk for a range of conditions ...

Insulin resistance is often a precursor to type 2 diabetes. It happens when the body’s cells fail to respond normally to insulin. This can increase your risk for a range of conditions ...

These cardiovascular consequences often receive inadequate attention because many affected women lack traditional risk factors like obesity or diabetes ... Occasional hot flashes or night sweats ...