Estrogen affects far more than reproductive health, touching the heart, gut, brain and bones. Columnist Dr. Ayanna Quamina breaks down why perimenopause symptoms show up in so many different ways, and how to support your body through the transition.
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Understanding menopause: What your body might be trying to tell you
Menopause affects more than just your cycle. From brain fog to brittle bones, here’s how shifting hormones impact your body — and what you can do to find relief.
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Hormones: a quick tutorial
Dr. Ayanna Quamina breaks down key hormones and what they mean for your body — from estrogen to testosterone and beyond — in this easy-to-understand primer.
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Working during menopause: What are employees’ rights or employers’ obligations?
Lost work productivity due to menopausal symptoms—measured by missed work hours, job losses and early retirement—add up to about $1.8 billion annually, the Mayo Clinic estimates.
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Five signs that you are entering menopause
While hot flashes, irritability, and weight gain are generally well known, symptoms like anxiety, hair loss, and incontinence can catch a woman by surprise and cause concern, even though they’re normal.