Women’s Health

October 30, 2026 Women navigating menopause have another reason to take a closer look at their treatment options. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved updated labeling for three additional menopausal hormone therapy products, removing several long-standing risk statements from their prominent black box warnings. Announced October 30 by the U.S. Department of

When it comes to pelvic floor health, most women think about bladder control. While that’s certainly important, the pelvic floor does much more than help prevent leaks. These muscles play a vital role in comfort, confidence, core strength, and even pleasure. During menopause, understanding how the pelvic floor functions can help women address common concerns and

Often, I am reaching for a common word or name, but my brain seems foggy, and I can’t quite seem to grasp it. My friends and I call it “menopause brain.” You, too? So why does that happen, and how can we get our mental footing back?

Life is full of changes, and sometimes, those changes can dramatically affect our relationships and intimacy. Whether you’re going through a divorce, the loss of a loved one, a career change, or adjusting to life as an empty nester, it can be difficult to know how to navigate the emotional and physical aspects of intimacy

The holiday season is a whirlwind of activities—shopping, decorating, cooking, and hosting—leaving little time to breathe, let alone focus on self-care. For many women, the holidays often mean prioritizing everyone else’s happiness while neglecting their own well-being. But what if this year could be different? By prioritizing self-care and nurturing meaningful connections, you can embrace

October brings awareness to several significant issues affecting women: Breast Cancer, Menopause, and Domestic Violence. These causes each highlight critical aspects of women’s health and safety, emphasizing the importance of knowledge, support, and proactive action. Here’s how you can better understand each of these topics and what you can do to support yourself and others.