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Browsing: Women’s Hormone Health
Women are using GLP-1 and hormone therapy prescriptions to better manage their health, but when it comes to corresponding clinical support , their needs are going unfilled.
For decades, women in midlife have been sent from specialist to specialist for symptoms that rarely stay neatly inside one medical category. Dr. Anna Cabeca, America’s top menopause expert, is bringing clinicians, researchers, and wellness leaders together to make a different kind of conversation possible
Ohio Democratic lawmakers want menopause hormone therapy treatments covered byhealth insurance and Medicaid
Hormones, anatomy, and life stages can change how digestive symptoms show up for women—and when to seek care.
Women’s health is finally getting the attention it deserves. At CES 2026, our team spotted several devices designed for people who menstruate and experience menopause and perimenopause. More recently, Oura Ring also launched its own AI model created to answer women’s health questions.
2. Allergology Department, Spanish National Center for Angioedema, Virgen del Rocío University Hospital, Seville, Spain
UAB OB/GYN takes a deep dive into common misconceptions surrounding women’s health.From adolescence to adulthood, women’s health is often surrounded by misconceptions that can lead to confusion and misinformation. Sarah Dunk, M.D., assistant professor in the Marnix E. Heersink School of MedicineDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology, addresses some of the most common misconceptions
Amy knows firsthand what it’s like navigating perimenopause and wants to help other women on similar journeys. She said she didn’t realize some of her symptoms, like middle-of-the-night anxiety and quiet depression during the day, were related to perimenopause
GreenShield report finds $2 return for every $1 invested in integrated women’s mental health support
GreenShield report finds $2 return for every $1 invested in integrated women’s mental health support
ALEXANDRIA — Opening her own business was not something Lindsey Buttweiler had been planning for years. The mom of four from Alexandria said just like many things in life, it came from an unexpected turn. That turn gave her an opportunity to step back and ask herself what she truly wanted the next chapter of…

