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Post-menopausal whales may help solve the mystery of female longevity

Although life can seem to go whizzing by, humans are actually weirdly long-lived animals. A new study helps explain why: menopause......»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopMar 24th, 2024Related News

Whale menopause sheds light on human evolutionary mystery

Why do humans experience menopause? It's a question that some women going through the symptoms might have asked themselves more than once......»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopMar 17th, 2024Related News

Research suggests that menopause explains why some female whales live so long

Females of some whale species have evolved to live drastically longer lives so they can care for their families, new research shows......»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopMar 13th, 2024Related News

Soybean oil production residue can be used to make product that treats symptoms of menopause

Consuming soy foods is often said to be good for women's health, and much research has been conducted in recent decades to find out whether it can explain why Asian women, whose diet contains plenty of soy foods, have few or none of the usual symptom.....»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopDec 12th, 2023Related News

Workplace protections needed for menstruation and menopause, says paper

As the Australian government announces a Senate inquiry into the impact of menopause on women's health, careers and finances, academics from the Body@Work Project have published a paper in the University of Oxford Human Rights Hub Journal examining i.....»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopNov 8th, 2023Related News

Grandma chimps offer clues for evolution of menopause in humans

Humans and some whales are the only known species in which females live long after they stop being able to reproduce......»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopOct 29th, 2023Related News

Researchers find first proof of menopause in wild chimpanzees

A team of researchers studying the Ngogo community of wild chimpanzees in western Uganda's Kibale National Park for two decades has published a report in Science showing that females in this population can experience menopause and post-reproductive s.....»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopOct 26th, 2023Related News

Managers need menopause training to protect profits and retain women in senior jobs, say researchers

Women leaving work prematurely due to the effects of menopause costs Australian companies more than $10 billion a year. Macquarie Business School researchers say workplace training for managers is urgently needed to support women's well-being and pro.....»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopAug 30th, 2023Related News

Discrimination May Hasten Menopause in Black and Hispanic Women

Researchers say understanding differences in when menopause starts in racial and ethnic groups can help with screening and preventive care.....»»

Source:  SciamCategory: ScienceJun 29th, 2023Related News

Organizations must go beyond medical views on menopause to support women"s professional aspirations, says study

Organizations must enable midlife women to thrive in the workplace by taking inspiration from societies such as China and Japan to encourage positive conversations around the impact of menopause, a new study reveals......»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopMay 24th, 2023Related News

The tech helping women manage the menopause

A growing number of start-ups are making wearables and apps to help alleviate the symptoms......»»

Source:  BbcCategory: HdrMar 17th, 2023Related News

Deciding what to wear to work isn"t getting any easier for women, even as business dress codes relax

HSBC has recently introduced what it calls a "more casual" uniform for its branch staff, including jumpsuits and jeans, "menopause-friendly" clothing, as well as "ethnic wear". The uniforms aim to make staff immediately visible to customers and also.....»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopMar 3rd, 2023Related News

The mechanisms that produce "menopause" in plants identified

In those plants with a single reproductive episode, called monocarpics, the onset of reproduction is marked by the formation of the first flowers. The signals that control the start of flowering are highly studied (light, seasonal changes, temperatur.....»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopJan 28th, 2022Related News

Women"s Heart Health Is Not Just about Hormones

Heart disease risk increases as women get older, but explanations that center on changes after menopause don’t tell the full story -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com.....»»

Source:  SciamCategory: ScienceDec 3rd, 2021Related News

Bone mineral density decreases less than expected after menopause

Bone mineral density at the femoral neck bone in postmenopausal women decreased by an average of 10% during a 25-year follow-up, according to a new study. Being the world's hitherto longest follow-up of changes in bone mineral density in postmenopaus.....»»

Source:  SciencedailyCategory: BiomedOct 29th, 2021Related News

Personalized menopause platform Vira Health raises £1.5M from LocalGlobe, MMC Ventures

A new trend is emerging in the world of startups and, to many, it couldn’t have come too soon. Why are there so few women in senior roles? Women going through menopause are commonly known to drop out of leadership roles, for instance. In the UK, me.....»»

Source:  PcmagCategory: TopJul 28th, 2021Related News

Peppy, a B2B health platform for menopause, fertility, raises $10M Series A led by Felix Capital

When it comes to health issues like menopause, fertility, pregnancy, and even early parenthood, the data tells us that people typically turn to search engines and social media for advice to ask about symptoms or concerns they have. They tend not to g.....»»

Source:  TechcrunchCategory: GadgetJul 27th, 2021Related News

New evidence of menopause in killer whales

Scientists have found new evidence of menopause in killer whales—raising fascinating questions about how and why it evolved......»»

Source:  PhysorgCategory: TopJul 13th, 2021Related News

Accelerating gains in abdominal fat during menopause tied to heart disease risk

Women who experience an accelerated accumulation of abdominal fat during menopause are at greater risk of heart disease, even if their weight stays steady, according to a new analysis. The study -- based on a quarter century of data collected on hund.....»»

Source:  SciencedailyCategory: BiomedMar 4th, 2021Related News