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It has been great to see elite universities, at least some of them, finally stand up to obnoxious radicals on campus and hold student activists accountable for their stupid actions. Nevertheless, leaders at George Washington University crossed the line into excessive cruelty last week by making graduates and their families sit through a commencement address by Jen Psaki, the former White House press secretary turned MSNBC host who is plugging a book so boring it made your humble reviewer pine fo...

Dr Mary Claire Haver new book The new menopause on attitudes to menopause and perimenopause, women with knowledge of Hormone replacement therapy, and holistic care

A new analysis of a controversial study affirms something menopause experts have long argued: For many women, the benefits of short-term hormone replacement therapy outweigh their risks.

By Colleen Newvine | The Associated Press This combination of photos show actress abd talk show host Drew Barrymore, from left, former first lady Michelle

TV, movies, books and music frequently showcase the tumult of tweens coming of age. Until recently, the same could not be said of the reverse puberty many women experience as

Lately, a growing number of celebrities and other women are talking publicly about menopause and womens reproductive health in general. Doctors stress that women should consider where they get their medical advice. But they welcome more open conversations that can inform women about menopause treatments.

Doctors welcome more open conversations about menopause, which can change stereotypes of what menopause looks like.

Pop culture depictions of puberty are common. TV, movies, books and music all frequently showcase the tumult of tweens coming of age. Until recently, the same could not be said of the reverse puberty many women experience as their hormones shift approaching the end of their periods in middle age.

TV, movies, books and music all frequently showcase the tumult of tweens coming of age. Then along comes former first lady Michelle Obama talking with People magazine about taking hormone replacement therapy and giving up on her toned “Michelle Obama arms.” Drew Barrymore has her first hot flash during an interview on her talk show.