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Short, research-backed reads on menopause, thyroid, hormones, sleep, mood and weight in midlife, written to help you see the whole picture and bring better questions to your next visit.

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HRT and Your Heart: What Two New Studies Say About Timing, Pills vs. Patches, and Race
3 10 min

HRT and Your Heart: What Two New Studies Say About Timing, Pills vs. Patches, and Race

Two 2026 studies show HRT's heart effects depend on timing and form. Learn what the research says and what to ask your clinician.

PresentHealth Clinical Team
28/09/2026
Vaginal Dryness, Painful Sex and UTIs After Menopause: GSM and Vaginal Estrogen Explained
8 8 min

Vaginal Dryness, Painful Sex and UTIs After Menopause: GSM and Vaginal Estrogen Explained

Vaginal dryness, painful sex and recurrent UTIs after menopause are common and treatable. Learn about GSM, vaginal estrogen safety and other options.

PresentHealth Clinical Team
13/09/2026
Menopause and Perimenopause Supplements: What the Evidence Actually Shows
10 7 min

Menopause and Perimenopause Supplements: What the Evidence Actually Shows

Perimenopause supplements are one of the fastest-growing searches online, but most products promise more than the science shows. Here's what the evidence says about black cohosh, magnesium, creatine and more, and what works better.

PresentHealth Clinical Team
06/09/2026
Hot Flashes and Night Sweats: Veozah, Lynkuet, HRT and Other Treatment Options in 2026
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Hot Flashes and Night Sweats: Veozah, Lynkuet, HRT and Other Treatment Options in 2026

Hot flashes can last for years, but you don't have to wait them out. HRT, newer non-hormonal medicines like Veozah and Lynkuet, and proven lifestyle tools all help. Here's how the options compare and how to choose.

PresentHealth Clinical Team
06/09/2026
Misdiagnosed by Adam Sewell, MD

From the book

This is a diagnostic-reasoning book disguised as a menopause book. — Adam Sewell, MD, Misdiagnosed About the book

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