Frontline: Smartwatches and depression symptoms; menopause; early sign of...
Smartwatches May Be Able to Detect Depression Symptoms A joint research team from Korea and the United States has developed technology to predict symptoms of depression, from the activity and heart...
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Build a Balanced Daily Diet One Nutrient at a Time
After menopause, women experience significant hormonal changes that can affect bone density, muscle mass, and overall health. As estrogen levels decline, the risk of osteoporosis, heart disease, and...
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Early Psoriasis Diagnosis Can Prevent Symptoms from Worsening
Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune condition that affects the skin, causing red, scaly patches that can be itchy and painful. Hormonal changes during menopause can influence the immune system....
View ArticleAsk Dr. Etingin: Aging Hands….Vaginal Discharge
A rigorous skin-care routine has kept my face and neck looking younger than my actual age, but my hands tell a different story. Why is that and what can I do about it? Aging skin tends to lose its...
View ArticleSex Drive Stuck in Park?
As women age, it’s not uncommon to experience reduced interest in sex. Declining estrogen and testosterone contribute to a lower sex drive. While this is not unusual, it may feel frustrating and...
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Talk to Your Doctor About Reviving Your Interest in Sex
Diminished libido is a common concern for many women as they navigate life after menopause. While it’s often considered a taboo topic, it’s one worth addressing because it impacts not just sexual...
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Schedule a DXA Scan to Gain Insight Into Your Bone Health
As women age, their bones become more vulnerable to osteoporosis, a condition in which bones lose density and strength, increasing the risk of fractures. Osteoporosis often develops silently, without...
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Aging Eyes Face Unique Night‑Driving Challenges
If you find driving at night more difficult than it used to be, you’re not alone. Many women in their 50s and beyond face night-driving challenges due to age-related changes in vision. These...
View ArticleA Valentine to Your Heart
Hearts play a starring role in February, from Valentine’s Day to National Heart Month—an annual campaign that reminds people to prioritize the health of the organ that sustains life. This is a message...
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Menopause Plays an Integral Role in Women’s Cardiovascular Risks
As more women live longer and spend a significant part of their lives in the postmenopausal stage, the focus on women’s heart health is gaining increasing attention. Heart disease remains the leading...
View ArticleSex Differences in Heart Disease
Biological, hormonal, and physiological differences contribute to how heart disease presents, progresses, and responds to treatment in men and women. Symptoms can vary by sex, too. Knowing these...
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Halt Progression of Prediabetes with Lifestyle Changes
Prediabetes is more common in the postmenopausal years than many of us realize, affecting approximately one in three women over 50 in the United States. While those numbers may sound daunting, the good...
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Getting Quality Sleep Is Vital for Both Body and Brain Health
Getting a restful night’s sleep is essential for overall health, and for women, this may be even more critical. Women generally require a bit more sleep than men, yet many of us face unique challenges...
View ArticleSleep Struggles
Q: Why is sleep such as struggle when we get older? A: Getting a good night’s sleep can become more difficult due to various physical, psychological, and lifestyle factors. One key reason is that the...
View ArticleResearch Roundup January 2025
• Food Packaging Linked with Cancer. Foods sold in common packaging, such as plastic, paper containers, or cardboard trays, may contain hazardous chemicals, exposing people to breast cancer-causing...
View ArticleFrontline: Worsening MS Symptoms; HER2-Positive Breast Cancer; Stable Weight...
Multiple Health Conditions Linked to Worsening MS Symptoms People with multiple sclerosis (MS) who have three or more other health conditions are more likely to experience MS disease activity,...
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Iron Deficiency May Signify the Presence of a Serious Medical Issue
One of the most common signs of anemia is feeling tired even when you get enough rest. Many women dismiss this as a normal part of aging or a consequence of a hectic lifestyle, but it could indicate...
View ArticleRoutine Dental Visits Help Prevent Systemic Diseases
Maintaining good oral hygiene is not just about preserving a bright smile— it’s vital for overall well-being. Oral care goes beyond preventing cavities and gum disease; it plays a key role in...
View ArticleAsk Dr. Etingin: Yeast Infections and Constipation
What can I do to reduce the likelihood of getting a yeast infection, and what’s the best treatment with the least amount of side effects? To avoid recurrent yeast infections, it’s important to focus on...
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Injectable Weight Loss Drugs Provide Additional Health Benefits
In recent years, injectable glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) medications such as Wegovy (semaglutide) and Zepbound (tirzepatide) have gained widespread attention as effective tools for weight...
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