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“Welcome to menopause!” proclaims a greeting card created by writer and illustrator Emily McDowell. “On one hand,” the card continues in graphic scrawl, “there’s brain fog, headaches, insomnia, mood swings,

Menopause retreats provide wellness information and services for women going through this life stage. Here's where they're offered and what they cost.

This joint condition is very painful, very stubborn, and very common in menopausal women. Here’s how to deal.

HELLO!’S menopause not-for-profit Let’s Talk Menopause partners with Congresswomen Clarke and Lesko for the Menopause and Equity Act of 2023

Although the term vaginal atrophy was phased out years ago it continues to haunt the medical literature, as well as the health and medical care of people going through menopause, obscuring the fact that urinary problems are often related to menopause.

A growing number of spas and resorts are offering programs that target the changes of perimenopause and menopause. The biggest benefit may be the chance to bond with other women going through the same thing.

Besides causing offense, the phrase may contribute to the underdiagnosing of treatable problems associated with menopause.

Writer Robin Noble combines a personal story with a unique wider view

Cannabis Licensing and Advisory Board recommends opting in to state laws allowing hospitality businesses where marijuana products can be consumed on-site. But the board's recommended rules would limit such establishments to consumers over the age of 25.