A stronger connection between vasomotor symptoms, MASLD, and cardiovascular disease is also possible, Dr. DeBoer says. “Menopause causes a drop in estrogen that leads to both hot flashes and ...

A concerning health pattern has emerged linking three seemingly separate conditions: migraines, early menopause symptoms, and increased heart risk ... Occasional hot flashes or night sweats ...

Menopause can cause many symptoms, with hot flashes and night sweats being common. The risk of heart disease, among other health conditions, may also increase as you go through menopause.

As if hot flashes, mood swings, uncomfortable sex, and a host of other symptoms weren't enough to deal with, menopause is also a time when a woman's risk of cardiovascular disease shoots up to ...

While research specifically tying running to hot flashes is slim, it doesn’t seem like a far jump to think that running may ...

Vasomotor symptoms include hot flashes or night ... signal an increased risk for heart and metabolic issues." MASLD is also known as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).

Turning 50 brings freedom but also increased heart disease risk due to declining oestrogen. Post-menopausal women in India ...

Q: I have hot flashes. My doctor says I may be entering menopause, and sometimes my estrogen levels are very low, sometimes ...

Now, new research adds to the evidence challenging those initial findings on hormone therapy and heart health: It found that ...

“BRI has been found to be superior in estimating risk for clinical endpoints including cardiometabolic disease, kidney ...

A Penn State researched looked at how hormone changes affect heart health and how treatments can be improved to lower ...