Conclusion: Our first hypothesis, that increasing LTPA during midlife (from premenopause/early perimenopause to late perimenopause/postmenopause), would be associated with slower BMD loss in the late peri- and postmenopause, was supported by the results. The second hypothesis was also upheld: greater entire-study average levels of LTPA score...

Conclusion: PCS can be an effective intervention in PHC for improving women’s health in menopause and possibly also prevent the development of exhaustion syndrome.

Conclusion: Calcium bioavailability, besides being influenced by delivery system, is partially controlled by factors such as age, physiological conditions such as menopause, hormonal regulation and dietary patterns. The present study shows that Ca-LAB had greater calcium bioavailability as compared to calcium citrate and Ca-SC whereas the...

Conclusion: Urinary GAGs are associated with rUTI disease state and urobiome ecology. We hypothesize that urogenital dysbiosis is also associated with changes in the urothelial GAG layer. This hypothesis is evidenced by our observations of negative correlations between urinary CS and taxa known to be signatures of dysbiosis in the vagina. The...

Conclusion: Although FCCs are most common in premenopausal women or postmenopausal women on hormone replacement therapy, they may also rarely present in postmenopausal women, not on hormone replacement therapy. However, due to the overlapping radiographic findings of FCCs and malignancy, any new finding in the postmenopausal patient should...

Conclusion: MHT, including tibolone, which is currently the most prescribed agent, increased the risk of T2DM; however, CEPM did not increase the risk of T2DM. Only tibolone increased the risk of T2DM in participants older than 70 years.

Conclusion: In this large cohort study, several statistically significant associations between APOs and age at natural menopause were observed. A deeper understanding of the relationships among APOs, menopause, and CVD is needed to help identify people at higher risk for early menopause and later CVD.

Conclusion: Although evidence for the impact of many dietary components on alleviating menopausal sumptoms in limited or inconsistent, research does indicate that a healthy dietary pattern may alleviate a number of symptoms and reduce the risk of chronic disease.

Discussion: Understanding the relationship between physical function in the menopause stages is crucial to plan, propose and implement action strategies with a focus on minimizing and delaying functional decline related to the aging process and menopausal transition.

Conclusion: There is a need for supplementation, not only with calcium but also with zinc or selenium, in menopausal women to alleviate the clinical symptoms of COVID-19 and the toxic effects of metals. An important topic is the implementation of hormone replacement therapy in postmenopausal women in the era of the COVID-19 pandemic, which...

Discussion: The effectiveness of anti-CGRP monoclonal antibodies is almost the same between women in menopause and women of childbearing age, without appreciable differences between the different antibodies.

Conclusion: This study highlights that doctors’ factors underpinning an IME in the workplace are comparable to other sectors. The potential benefits of an IME for doctors in the NHS are considerable. NHS leaders can address these challenges by using pre-existing training materials and resources for their employees if menopausal doctors are...

Conclusion: In our current study, we were able to replicate the findings of two other population-based studies confirming a higher OSA risk in post-menopausal women. We expanded these findings by visualizing this effect using splines. While our study cannot contribute to disentangling the (most likely) hormonal mechanism causing this effect, it...

Hysterectomy does not lead to a more rapid decline in AMH levels postoperatively compared with natural menopause. Patients undergoing BSO have a rapid loss of AMH, consistent with complete removal of the ovaries. These data suggest that hysterectomy as currently performed does not compromise ovarian reserve.

Discussion: Stratified treatment based on very high fracture risk is more cost-effective than conventional pills in mainland China. Among the stratified treatments, zoledronate is the optimal option. Would this be similar in the USA?

Conclusion: This study reveals a significant finding that maintaining a healthy body weight may be beneficial in preventing BP elevation after menopause, especially in women experiencing menopause at a late age. Further studies focusing on the associations between age at menopause and metabolic factors such as obesity, glycolipid metabolism,...