Hot flashes, sudden -episodes- of intense warmth, blushing and sweating, are one the most recognized hallmarks of menopause. And they make some people truly miserable. In the most severe cases, hot flashes can affect quality of life as they may cause sleep disturbances, anxiety and depression, says -The North American Menopause Society. There are treatments for hot flashes, but many are not successful...
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can be a scary prospect, especially for women living with a higher risk of -breast or ovarian cancer. It can also offer some amazing benefits. T-he popularity of HRT has risen and fallen over the years due to fluctuating opinions over its safety. The latest research suggests HRT can benefit women suffering from menopausal symptoms and primary ovarian insufficiency,...
A study published in June, 2018,- in the New England Journal of Medicine may change the guidelines on how doctors treat a common form of breast cancer. According to the report, about 70% of people in early stages of certain breast cancers can be treated just as effectively - without - chemotherapy. New Findings - The researchers focused on patients with hormone-receptor positive, HER2-negative, node-negative...