At the EXPO Hall during ICE/ENDO 2014, The Hormone Health Network directors are signing up doctors to use the Menopause Map. The Menopause Map, co-created by Red Hot Mamas and The Hormone Health Network. http://www.hormone.org/menopausemap/index.html  

Day Three of the world’s largest meeting of endocrinologists – ICE/ENDO 2014 is going strong. ICE/ENDO 2014 is the 16th International Congress of Endocrinology and the 96th Annual Meeting and Expo of the Endocrine Society. We would like to share ...

The first day of the Endocrine Society Annual meeting and international event ICE/ENDO 2014, was a great day. We would like to share with you a few images from the Hormone Health Network booth in the EXPO Hall, and the ...

One of the ‘hot’ conversations in the Hormone Health Network booth is the Menopause Map, co-created by Red Hot Mamas® and The Hormone Health Network. To learn more about your personal journey with menopause, the Menopause Map™ can help you. ...

The 96th Annual Endocrine Society’s ICE/ENDO 2014 event has started with many great conversations about topics that touch our lives! If you are attending, please stop by the Hormone Health Network booth in the EXPO Hall and chat with Karen Giblin! ...

The Endocrine Society’s Hormone Health Network (HHN) has partnered with Red Hot Mamas® to bring new resources to menopausal women and to endocrinologists. One of these wonderful tools for women is the Menopause Map.

Exciting News! The Endocrine Society’s Hormone Health Network (HHN) has partnered with Red Hot Mamas® to bring new resources to menopausal women and to endocrinologists. The Endocrine News, the leading magazine for Endocrinologists has featured an article about Red Hot ...

I pondered what I would write about this month and then I looked outside of my office window. While doing so, I saw the bright sunshine glowing and I started thinking about how I felt as a kid when summer ...

The Effects of Menopause and Diabetes Hormonal changes The menopause, and the years leading up to it, is when women’s bodies gradually produce less estrogen and progesterone. These hormonal changes can affect blood sugar levels differently for each individual. Many ...