Lately, it seems like I’ve been writing about a lot of seemingly negative things related to middle age and menopause. Well, here’s some positive news if you enjoy your nightly “adult beverage.”
In a study just published on the Public Library of Science (PLoS) website, Dr. Qi Sun, who works in Harvard School of Public Health’s Department of Nutrition, led a research team that analyzed data from 13,894 Nurses’ Health Study participants who, on average, were 58 years old. The...
We’re entering Valentine’s Day season, so let’s have a heart to heart about one of the biggest issues facing middle-age women:... Read more »
Several years ago, my friend Anna and I agreed to separately watch the movie “Away from Her” (which features an Oscar-nominated... Read more »
Middle-age women need to take heart. That is, you need to take the protection of your heart very seriously. Results from two new studies... Read more »
Being a middle age woman is often a time of endings and beginnings. Your children leave for college while you take on caring for aging... Read more »
Middle aged women who have become caregivers report many health issues because they feel that their lives are spinning out of control.... Read more »
Stress during middle age can increase a woman's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, a new study suggests. Swedish researchers found that those... Read more »
People diagnosed with diabetes before the age of 65 are more than twice as likely to develop dementia in old age, a new study has found. The... Read more »
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