Hormones and GLP-1s: What the New Research Says (and What It Doesn’t)
New research suggests hormone therapy may affect how GLP-1 weight-loss drugs work in midlife women. What it found, what it didn’t, and what to ask.
Your Doctor Just Got a New Rulebook
ACOG’s new menopause guideline strongly recommends hormone therapy for most women with hot flushes. What changed, and what to ask your doctor.
The Year They Admitted It.
In 2025–26 the FDA pulled hormone therapy’s boxed warnings, Congress introduced a menopause research bill, and new studies confirmed what women knew. The data.
Estrogen and the Aging Brain.
Brain fog in menopause is real and measurable. How estrogen loss affects memory, what brain scans show, whether HRT protects the brain, and what actually helps.
Hot Flash SOS
80% of women get hot flashes. Only 30% get treated. Here’s what actually works now — including two new non-hormonal drugs — and what to stop buying.
Cortisol, Belly Fat, and the 3 A.M. Wake-Up.
The belly fat isn’t willpower and the 3 a.m. wake-up isn’t random. Here’s what menopause does to your cortisol — and the 7 things that actually help.
The Funding Gap That Left 1.2 Billion Women Behind. Follow the money. It will tell you everything.
Menopause gets 0.12% of the NIH budget — barely one-tenth of one percent. Follow the money behind why women’s health was never studied, what it cost you, and what’s finally changing.