menopause

A study from the UK has found that entering menopause before the age of 40 may increase your chance of developing dementia later in life

Around 10% of women stop having periods and see the end of their fertile years much earlier than expected; a time called menopause.

Just over 60% of women report cognitive difficulties during their menopause transition, writes Caroline Gurvich, Chen Zhu, and Shalini Arunogiri.

In our latest instalment of the Women’s Health Project, we’re talking about Menopause, and what shouldn’t be a secret world.

As businesses improve their family leave policies, there’s one topic that affects half of the population but remains taboo: menopause.

A new study has revealed a possible link between Estrogen levels in women and their risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.

Organon’s will be the largest health company of its size dedicated to women’s health globally. And will focus on R&D aiming to advance women.

Melbourne-based Superannuation fund Future Super has introduced paid menstrual and menopause leave for its employees

Menopause remains a taboo subject in the workplace, with new research revealing Australian women who experience menopause feel unsupported.

5000 women were interviewed in a study that has found that up to a third of them who suffer symptoms of menopause have hidden them at work.

Women who experience complications during pregnancy and early menopause can increase women’s future risk of heart disease.

Perimenopause and menopause are perfectly normal processes of life and of getting older for all people who menstruate, writes Debra Pittam.