Unnecessary premature death as a consequence of the WHI study
It is never ever pleasant in the practice of medicine to live to see a health warning you issued become fact.
Perspectives
Hot Flash! There is no predicting the FDA.
A FDA Advisory Committee voted 10 to 4 against recommending approval of paroxetine mesylate as a treatment for hot flashes.
A congress of baboons?
Yesterday, I received one of those chain e-mails that seem to touch on the truth and strike the funny bone
Seems No One Is Interested In Male Menopause – Or, What Is A Woman (And The Man) To Do?
It would appear, judging from the number of hits on my previous 2 blogs on the subject of male menopause, that there is no…
Accepting There Is A Wo-Menopause, What Is The Manopause (Andropause)?
Seems like women are not really interested in whether there is a male menopause
Men and Menopause – Is There An Andropause?
What happens to men in middle age? While the Bible described life expectancy as “three score years and ten” and half of 70 years…
Now Will You Believe That Postmenopausal Hormone Therapy Is Safe?
For the past several month’s I have been working with Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) and a panel of 18 research scientists, clinicians…
Removal of ovaries before menopause can cause earlier death or negatively impact quality of life
For too many years the ovaries have been considered expendable if the uterus was being removed for a medical indication (hysterectomy)
Save Your Patients Lives – Reduce The Risk Of Heart Disease After Menopause
Heart disease kills more women than almost all other diseases combined. But the incidence of this killer disease can be reduced
Ostoporotic Fractures Can Kill, So What Is A Woman To Do?
Osteoporosis was the first genuine long-term major disease proven to be related to menopause
Sequestration: Delayed (and somewhat lesser?) pain
This is definitely a case of delayed pain—that is, the across-the-board budget cuts that took effect March
Is nursing a profession or a job?
February’s guest, Donna Cardillo, MA, RN looks into Nursing as a profession and not just a job. I recently read an article on the…
Unnecessary premature death as a consequence of the WHI study
It is never ever pleasant in the practice of medicine to live to see a health warning you issued become fact.
Hot Flash! There is no predicting the FDA.
A FDA Advisory Committee voted 10 to 4 against recommending approval of paroxetine mesylate as a treatment for hot flashes.
A congress of baboons?
Yesterday, I received one of those chain e-mails that seem to touch on the truth and strike the funny bone
Seems No One Is Interested In Male Menopause – Or, What Is A Woman (And The Man) To Do?
It would appear, judging from the number of hits on my previous 2 blogs on the subject of male menopause, that there…
Accepting There Is A Wo-Menopause, What Is The Manopause (Andropause)?
Seems like women are not really interested in whether there is a male menopause
Men and Menopause – Is There An Andropause?
What happens to men in middle age? While the Bible described life expectancy as “three score years and ten” and half of…
Now Will You Believe That Postmenopausal Hormone Therapy Is Safe?
For the past several month’s I have been working with Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) and a panel of 18 research…
Removal of ovaries before menopause can cause earlier death or negatively impact quality of life
For too many years the ovaries have been considered expendable if the uterus was being removed for a medical indication (hysterectomy)
Save Your Patients Lives – Reduce The Risk Of Heart Disease After Menopause
Heart disease kills more women than almost all other diseases combined. But the incidence of this killer disease can be reduced
Ostoporotic Fractures Can Kill, So What Is A Woman To Do?
Osteoporosis was the first genuine long-term major disease proven to be related to menopause
Sequestration: Delayed (and somewhat lesser?) pain
This is definitely a case of delayed pain—that is, the across-the-board budget cuts that took effect March
Is nursing a profession or a job?
February’s guest, Donna Cardillo, MA, RN looks into Nursing as a profession and not just a job. I recently read an article…
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