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Debunking Common Misconceptions About Urgent Care Centers
Written by Dr. John Campbell MD- Guest Contributor When it comes to making choices about your healthcare, you can’t afford to be misinformed with your well-being at stake. Sadly, when it comes to healthcare options there is a wealth of ...
Read More »Sleepless in Menopause City
Written by Karen Giblin “A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor’s book” -Irish Proverb Dear Red Hot Mamas, For many menopausal women, nighttime can be a challenge. Sleeplessness affects women in different ways. Lack ...
Read More »Ask the Experts- February 2025
Menopause and Insomnia: How to Sleep Better Without Medication (CBT)
Written by Mandy Zenda, PhD and Victor Vanbremeersch- Guest Contributor Menopause is not just about hot flashes and mood swings. It also brings frustrating sleep disruptions that many women struggle to manage. Research indicates that 40 to 60 percent of ...
Read More »EXCITING NEWS…. Oprah Winfrey Invites You to the Taping of Her Show About Menopause on February 21, 2025
I’m thrilled to share this exciting news with you as I genuinely believe this is an event you won’t want to miss!! The Oprah producers have reached out to Red Hot Mamas as she will be producing a special show about menopause. ...
Read More »Ask the Experts- January 2025
HOT OFF THE PRESS FROM THE MENOPAUSE SOCIETY- Nonheterosexual Women May Maintain Better Sexual Functioning During Menopause Transition
Nonheterosexual Women May Maintain Better Sexual Functioning During Menopause Transition New study suggests that midlife nonheterosexual women are more likely to remain sexually active and less likely to report pain during sexual activity than heterosexual women CLEVELAND, Ohio (Dec 18, ...
Read More »HOT OFF THE PRESS FROM THE MENOPAUSE SOCIETY- New Large-Scale Study Suggests No Link Between Common Brain Malignancy and Hormone Therapy
New Large-Scale Study Suggests No Link Between Common Brain Malignancy and Hormone Therapy Despite no association, women are still six times more likely to develop gliomas in the brain than men CLEVELAND, Ohio (Jan 15, 2025)–It’s not easy being a ...
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