A new study in Menopause Journal suggests extreme exercise, temperature, and humidity may play a role in triggering hot flashes. Sofiya Shreyer Randi Garcia For more info, visit: tinyurl.com/3yendh2n #HotFlashes #MenopauseResearch #TheMenopauseSociety #WomensHealth

Menopause symptoms cost $1.8 billion in lost work time annually. Supportive workplaces addressing these challenges can empower employees. For more info watch: youtube.com/watch?v=JSd5im… #menopause #menopausesymptoms #menopauseandtheworkplace

Launching Tomorrow September 25, 2024! New Season of Mayo Clinic's #ReadTalkGrow with Mayo Clinic Denise Millstine, MD available on all major podcast platforms. #WomensHealth

In "One Puzzling Afternoon," Emily Critchley’s protagonist with dementia seeks to solve a murder. On the #ReadTalkGrow podcast, Emily and Dr. Dixie Woolston discuss the book's realistic portrayal of dementia. Check it out - bit.ly/ReadTalkGrowDe… Denise Millstine, MD #WomensHealth

Addressing #menopause symptoms in the #primary #care setting: opportunity to bridge care delivery gaps tinyurl.com/mrx59ycd @MenopauseSociety @Lippincott

Register for Practical Integrative Medicine: Renew, Rejuvenate, Inspire & Connect 2025! Learners will hear the latest evidence from MayoClinicGIM leaders in Integrative Medicine. February 13-15 in Amelia Island, Florida, and via livestream. mayocl.in/3ObBHhi

Mayo Clinic researchers found short-term hormone therapy for menopause symptoms did not lead to long-term cognitive impairment among women with good cardiovascular health in a new paper published PLOS Medicine. bit.ly/3CHHFUv

A study by Mayo Clinic Women's Health researchers highlights areas for improvement in providing care to women experiencing menopause symptoms. Stephanie Faubion Ekta Kapoor Kejal Kantarci MD

Nonpharmacologic options like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) & clinical hypnosis can help manage menopausal vasomotor symptoms like hot flashes. These, plus environmental strategies, suit women who can't or prefer not to use hormone therapy. wb.md/3W9eLn8

Advance your care for women at our upcoming conference in Arizona (& via livestream) on March 20-22. Women's Health Update 2025 features case-based presentations, practice pearls, interactive Q&A & a pre-conference session on Menopause 101. mayocl.in/4h74Jvh Mayo Clinic Women's Health

Join us June 12-14 in Seattle (or via livestream) for Transforming Women's Health 2025! Mayo Clinic Women's Health experts will cover the latest updates on medical conditions that are unique to, occur more frequently in, or present differently in women. mayocl.in/4hafFIn Jewel Kling MD MPH

Midlife women often balance care-giving responsibilities with their own health needs. Greater advocacy for inclusive healthcare policies and support systems can make a difference. Ekta Kapoor Stephanie Faubion ChrisandraShufelt MD, MS, FACP, MSCP Jewel Kling MD MPH

Register for Transforming Women’s Health 2025, Hyett Regency, Seattle WA June 12-14 at: bit.ly/4hLPyaz Menopause101 course offered June 12! #FamilyMedicinePhysicians #PhysiciansAssistants AAFP The Menopause Society ISSWSH #TransformWH What to expect: bit.ly/3CB5wWj

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women! Colleagues Mayo Clinic #GeneralInternalMedicine and Center for Women's Health wear red to advocate and raise awareness about heart health for women.

Join us June 12-14 in Seattle (or via livestream) for Transforming Women's Health 2025! Mayo Clinic Women's Health experts will cover the latest updates on medical conditions that are unique to, occur more frequently in, or present differently in women. mayocl.in/43uPloB Jewel Kling MD MPH

Now approved for AAFP Prescribed Credits. Check out what to expect: youtu.be/Kd13ChJL-Vg

Join us June 12-14 in Seattle (or via livestream) for Transforming Women's Health 2025! Mayo Clinic Women's Health experts will cover the latest updates on medical conditions that are unique to, occur more frequently in, or present differently in women. mayocl.in/4jIUlew Jewel Kling MD MPH

A recent study in Mayo Clinic Proceedings finds women 45–60 providing 15+ hrs/week of care face more severe menopause symptoms. Stress, ⬇️ sleep & hormone shifts collide—more support needed. By Randi Mazzella Next Avenue: bit.ly/3H763kq #WomensHealth