Menopause is linked to a loss in gray matter volume, a new study suggests, which may explain why so many older women ...

Brain changes during menopause could help explain why some people experience neurological symptoms such as anxiety, ...

Researchers have found links between menopause and brain changes characteristic of Alzheimer’s ...

We see twice as many cases of dementia in women as in men.

Scientists suggest the menopause is linked to a loss of grey matter in the brain, which may help explain the higher dementia ...

A University of Cambridge study using UK Biobank data found menopause is linked to reduced gray matter in brain regions ...

New research suggests menopause is associated with brain volume loss in key regions tied to memory and emotions, along with higher rates of anxiety, depression, and sleep issues.

Menopause reduces grey matter and increases anxiety, depression, and sleep issues. While HRT doesn't reverse brain changes, ...

This article was reviewed by Julia Switzer, MD, FACOG. Key Takeaways: Hormonal changes during perimenopause — particularly drops in estrogen — can make skin drier, thinner, ...