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For Pride Month, we interviewed longtime partners who have been going through menopause in parallel for several years.

During menopause, some women occasionally lose control of their bladder, resulting in urinary leakage.

Many people are stunned by the myriad ways menopause affects both mind and body—including joint pain, brittle nails, and electric shock sensations.

For breast cancer survivors dealing with menopause symptoms, safe and effective non-hormonal treatments are available.

Mammograms are an essential part of breast cancer screening & prevention. Here's what you need to know about mammograms during menopause.

As you go through perimenopause and menopause, you might notice your skin becoming dry, flaky, and more prone to irritation. Here's what's happening.

Skin changes are some of the most common and visible menopausal symptoms—and the sudden changes in appearance can be shocking.

If you’re having menopause symptoms, it may surprise you that SSRI and SNRI medications, best known as antidepressants, also relieve hot flashes.

Changes to your diet can help ease menopause symptoms. Here's what to try.

Menopause can heighten the risk for osteoporosis, but treatments are available.

Menopausal hair loss is largely caused by changing hormone levels. Menopause is associated with a decline in levels of estrogen and progesterone.

Weight gain during menopause doesn’t have a single cause. Changes to lifestyle, exercise and eating habits are common treatments for menopausal..

We don’t require patients to have their hormone levels checked before prescribing and during treatment with hormones for menopausal symptoms, here's..

During the menopausal transition, some people find that their libido, or sex drive, changes, and they no longer feel spontaneous desire.

Here are five things our Chief Officer, Dr. Leah Millheiser, wants you to know about fluctuating hormones and sex during and after menopause.