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The Mediterranean diet may offer special health benefits for people in menopause. Here's what you should know.

Hot flashes are one of the most common (and most uncomfortable) symptoms of menopause.

Reaching menopause means birth control is no longer necessary. But when exactly is it safe to make the change?

When you and your period hit perimenopause, “go with the flow” can take on a whole new meaning.

Estrogen therapy can help protect your heart health if you use it correctly. Here's what you need to know.

At this stage it’s very normal to wonder what’s coming next and how quickly you might feel symptom relief.

Is your natural scent changing during menopause? That's normal. Learn about the link between hormones and body odor.

A major new study has shown that vitamin D does not protect your bone health. Here's what that means for people approaching menopause.

The risk of symptomatic fibroids increases over time and peaks just before menopause, after which it begins to decline.

Doctors say it's good to be aware that many women have experienced bleeding changes after their vaccines.

Insomnia during menopause is more complex than you might think. Here's how hormones interact to disturb your sleep—and what you can do about it.

During the menopausal transition, urinary tract infections (UTIs) often become more common due to natural hormonal changes—but treatments can help.

Loss of sleep is one of the most frustrating and impactful symptoms of perimenopause and menopause.

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.