TL;DR
The Bove and Dobson Roadmap identifies key areas in which research is limited and proposes future research directions to further the understanding of the relationship between menopause and neurological health and disease.
Natural menopause, a biological transition in women, is often underrepresented in medical education, leading to knowledge gaps among healthcare professionals. This Staying Current article aims to provide physiology educators with an updated, comprehensive overview of menopause, including its physiological basis, sympto...
Hormonal shifts during menopause are crucial to women’s health, characterized by a reduction in estrogen levels and an elevation in circulating androgen, which may result from either natural or surgical menopause. This review synthesizes current knowledge on the multifaceted mechanisms by which menopausal hormonal fluc...
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of death among women, yet CVD risk is frequently underrecognized during midlife, when the menopause transition is accompanied by significant biological changes. Emerging evidence demonstrates that menopause represents a critical window for adverse cardiometabolic a...
Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) is one of the most common endocrine disorders affecting reproductive-aged women and is increasingly recognized as a lifelong condition rather than one confined to the reproductive years. As women age, some reproductive manifestations of PMOS evolve in a favorable directio...
BACKGROUND The relationship between menopausal transition, alcohol use and women's health remains poorly understood despite its relevance in psychiatry and women's health. Alcohol and menopausal symptoms can overlap, which can lead to misattribution and a barrier to access appropriate care. The objectives are to map th...
Menopause marks the end of a woman's reproductive life, and the transition to this stage is accompanied by profound physiological and metabolic changes. These include alterations in lipoproteins and various metabolites, such as lipids, fatty acids, and amino acids, resulting in a more atherogenic profile and, in some c...
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