Bill McKibben on Canada as an outpost of sanity; why Americans are unmoved by rhetoric; and the surprises of the baseball movie “Eepuhus.”

These changes make choosing the right skin care during and post-menopause a different bird than in your pre-menopause days. Specifically, your skin may benefit from incorporating hydrating humectants like glycerin and collagen-boosters like retinol into your routine, according to Shirazi and Garshick.

Maimonides Health has officially unveiled its dedicated Menopause Center in Brooklyn, designed to provide specialized care and support for women navigating midlife changes.

If you’ve got ovaries, you’ll go through it. So why does every generation think it’s the first to have hot flashes?

The Mayo Clinic estimates that menopause symptoms lead to $1.8 billion in lost work time per year in the U.S. About 5% of employers offer menopause benefits or accommodations such as the ability to work from home or a cool room, according to benefit consulting company NFP.

The growing public dialogue is all part of a larger effort by women to advocate for themselves and shed the secrecy around menopause and its symptoms, which can include night sweats, sleeplessness, depression, brain fog, painful sex and mood swings.

What can your hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings and other symptoms of menopause indicate about your risk of developing dementia? A new study has the answer.

According to the Menopause Society, hormone therapy provides more effective relief and carries fewer risks for a woman who is suffering from vasomotor symptoms or genitourinary syndrome and is younger than 60 or less than a decade from their last period, compared to one who begins it later in life.

Dr. Somi Javaid shares practical tips to help you get the care and support you deserve during perimenopause and beyond

As women strive to understand and openly discuss the changes that impact every cell of their bodies, and new research shows women as young as 35 starting to show symptoms of perimenopause, Winfrey brings together a panel of renowned medical experts and leading voices to discuss the traditionally taboo topic of menopause before a live studio audience.