When feelings of anxiety or depression arise, it's easy to blame external triggers. You might be stressed about your job, holiday cleaning and gift giving, the health of you and your loved ones, or ...

For years, menopause and depression have been closely linked. But a new paper in the Lancet disputes the commonly held notion that menopause consistently raises the risk for mental health problems.

It's a common belief that as women enter the menopausal years, it's “normal” to feel depressed. However, this is a myth. Depression at any age is not normal and is always cause for concern. Depression ...

Dr. Laura Petrillo answers the question: 'Menopause And Risk Of Depression?' — -- Question: Can menopause increase my risk of developing depression? Answer: Most women do not develop depression ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . They noted that studies have shown music’s effect on depression and menopausal symptoms separately, though “it ...

As I was taking a psychosocial medical history of a 43-year-old woman, I asked, “What is your problem?” “I can’t sleep at night, I can’t seem to remember anything, my muscles hurt, and I feel as if I ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Survey data show depression is more closely tied to menopause symptoms than anxiety. Depressive symptoms ...

BOSTON - New research finds that perimenopausal women, or women approaching menopause, could be at higher risk for depression. There are three main stages of menopause. Perimenopause is when periods ...

Perimenopause is the approximately 10-year period when a woman’s hormone levels begin fluctuating before menstruation stops entirely. A new study found that perimenopausal women had a 40 percent ...

Is menopause only about hot flashes? Does HRT increase cancer risk? Does brain fog mean dementia? A senior gynaecologist ...

Discover how menopause impacts heart health. Learn about the five signs of heart changes during menopause and ways to reduce your heart disease risk, including medical and lifestyle changes.