Press Releases
The Menopause Society often appears in local and national headlines, sends out press releases on a routine basis, and takes media interview requests.
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Sleep-Related Disorders Associated With Hypertension in Postmenopausal Women
New study underscores the importance of improving sleep quality and managing body mass index to help prevent abnormally high blood pressure in women after menopause transition Read More
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Women’s Waist Sizes Could Hold Clue to Their Risk of Cognitive Decline as They Age
New study suggests an excessive accumulation of fat in the abdominal area is a risk factor for domain-specific cognitive decline Read More
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The Menopause Society Receives $5 Million Grant from the Steven & Alexandra Cohen Foundation to Forward the Digital-Innovation Phase of Its NextGen Now Initiative
Grant will help create a robust digital ecosystem designed to transform and scale menopause education and training worldwide Read More
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The Role of Genetics in Modifying the Link Between Earlier Menopause and Memory Decline
New study suggests that for women with earlier menopause, the presence of the APOE e4 gene or age-related inflammation accelerates memory decline Read More
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Likelihood of Being Prescribed Hormone Therapy May Depend on the Type of Provider Seen
New large-scale study suggests provider type and specialty significantly affect whether or not a woman will receive prescription medication to treat menopause-related symptoms Read More
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Feeling Anxious During Menopause? Hormone Therapy May or May Not Help
New systematic review suggests that hormones prescribed during perimenopause or early postmenopause have potential to reduce anxiety, depending on dosage and route of administration Read More
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Earlier Menopause and Reduced Cardiac Function Can Take a Toll on Brain Health
New study suggests earlier menopause negatively influences the associations between cardiac function and gray matter volume, white matter hyperintensity burden, and cognitive performance Read More
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Early Natural Menopause Linked with Higher Risk of Metabolic Syndrome
New large-scale study demonstrates need for more vigilant screening for metabolic syndrome in women who naturally experience early menopause Read More
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Risk of Dry Eye Disease Increases During Menopause Transition
New study identifies key risk factors of dry eye disease, including menopause, autoimmune disease, smoking, and use of lenses Read More
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When Women Initiate Estrogen Therapy Matters
New large-scale analysis shows potential long-term benefits of initiating hormones during perimenopause Read More