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Browsing: Women’s Hormone Health
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Postmenopausal women using hormone therapy were more likely to develop autoimmune diseases compared with nonusers, research presented at the Annual Meeting of The Menopause Society showed
According to the European Institute of Women’s Health, about 25 million women around the world enter menopause each year
The rise has largely occurred since the pandemic and is closely linked to increasing obesity levels, according to an analysis of NHS data from 2011 to 2024
Hot flashes, night sweats and brain fog can disrupt daily life in ways that are hard to explain or ignore. As more conversation unfolds around menopause, many women are seeking answers that feel current, clear and grounded in evidence rather than outdated fears
Hormonal health is now widely described as one of the fastest-growing verticals in femtech – in Europe, arguably the fastest-growing one.The clearest expression of that momentum is the race toward continuous hormone monitoring, which we’ve covered in depth on Femtech Insider: Level Zero Health raised $6.9 million for its DNA-based biosensors, and in June, Clair Health raised an $11.6 million seed…
Researchers stressed that the findings do not show that hormone therapy prevents dementia, but found women using oestrogen-only treatment had fewer biological signs linked to Alzheimer’s disease
Scientists found those who had used hormone replacement therapy were 10% less likely to be diagnosed with dementia
When I was younger, female biology was seen as something to be overcome. Now we can talk about the reality of living in our bodies
Lately, women have been inundated with information about our cycles, hormone levels, aging, and how it all affects our athletic—and yes, running—performance. It’s refreshing that women’s health is (finally!) getting some attention, but all this new information can make it feel like our hormonal fluctuations are working against our training and race times

