Menopause-related changes can trigger disordered eating behaviors, or their return. Diet culture often disguises restriction ...

Just as we celebrate a young girl's first period as a rite of passage, menopause deserves recognition as the next major ...

In Bengaluru, an alarming trend reveals that 6 in 10 women are experiencing menopause before the age of 40, triggered by ...

Early detection and new biomarkers are changing how we manage acute kidney injury—and its link to chronic kidney disease.

Despite a renaissance in menopause awareness, the over-medicalisation of women’s midlife health threatens to eclipse foundational interventions like physical activity. Menopause is a pivotal milestone ...

Kidney disease is an example of the damage that prolonged, incessant heat can do to the body, says Ollie Jay, a heat ...

can be a cause for concern in over half of all women during menopause and may signal underlying health issues or an increased risk of heart problems. As estrogen levels drop during menopause ...

After menopause, urinary tract infections (UTIs) can be more frequent, yet most Canadian women (82% in a recent survey) don't ...

She expressed her surprise, saying: "I never had any tooth or gum problems before [the menopause] - dentists would tell me how healthy my teeth were." The gum ache caused her significant pain and ...

Other lesser-known effects include dental problems (89%), dry eyes (84%), dry mouth (84%) and heart palpitations (73%). An additional 1,000 females who have experienced menopause or are currently ...

But menopause can also take a toll on your oral ... Saliva production is another issue. “Saliva is essential for neutralizing acids, washing away bacteria and preventing tooth decay,” says ...