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Systolic BP significantly increases with HT for postmenopausal women: Perspective from Holly L. Thacker, MD
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By: Holly L. Thacker, MD
Menopausal hormone therapy has complex cardiometabolic effects. Age, time since menopause, type and route of administration of HT and concomitant disease are all factors in the response to HT and the risk-benefit equation.
In general, both estradiol and progesterone are vasodilatory but when given orally can lead to activation of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system. Activation of the RAAS system can lead to vasoconstriction with some fluid retention and
Why Estrogen Matters - Dr. Philip Sarrel
February 13, 2023
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Join Emeritus Professor Philip Sarrel to understand how to Advance Health After Hysterectomy and why estrogen is key to treating symptoms, reducing disease risks and prolonging life in women post hysterectomy.
After listening to this podcast, please visit menopauselearning.com to claim your free accreditation.
Considerations for Hormone Therapy - Dr. Camille Moreno
February 12, 2023
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CME interview with Women’s Health and Menopause specialist Dr. Camille Moreno on menopausal symptoms, indications for hormone therapy use, the WHI vilification of HT and updated NAMS guidelines on the use of HT.
Dr. Moreno is an assistant professor and medical director of the Midlife Women's Health program at University of Utah OBGYN.
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Individualizing Menopausal Management - Dr. Mary Jane Minkin
February 11, 2023
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Join this podcast discussion with menopause expert Dr. Mary Jane Minkin of Yale University School of Medicine. Dr. Minkin reviews all the individualized options for menopausal management, including hormonal and nonhormonal for women, health clinicians and other allied healthvwho want to find the most helpful option for their patients with a particular focus in cancer survivors.
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The Skylight 2 Study Findings - Dr. Nanette Santoro
February 10, 2023
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Catching up with Nurse Lillie
February 9, 2023
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In this Speaking of Women's Health Podcast episode, host Dr. Holly L. Thacker talks with recent retiree Lillie McKinney LPN. Lillie was a nurse at Cleveland Clinic's Center for Specialized Women's Health for more than a decade and prior to that worked at several other hospitals in Northeast Ohio.
Lillie was loved by all of her patients and colleagues.
NK3 and NK1 Antagonism in Treatment of Hot Flashes - Dr. James Simon
February 9, 2023
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Join Dr. James Simon to understand the two neurokin receptor antagonists being studied for the non-hormonal treatment of hot flashes in menopausal women.
These Speaking of Women's Health podcast episodes are in partnership with Menopause Learning and is sponsored by a grant by Astellas and Bayer in conjunction with Rush University, Plexus Communications, Advancing Health After Hysterectomy and Speaking of Women’s Health.
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Weight Loss Tips During Menopause with Tara Iyer, MD
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Menopause and Weight Management Strategies
Tara Iyer, MD joined Let's all Talk Menopause and discussed how the shifts in hormones during menopause can cause bloating, weighting and body mass shifting. And more importantly, she shares tips for prevention and treatment!
When: Tuesday, March 14, 2023 at 7:30pm EST
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This event is brought to you by Managing Women's Health in Menopause, Speaking of Women's Health and Let's all Talk Menopause.
Why 'Love Handles' Are Bad For Your Heart
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Holly L. Thacker, MD shares tips for losing those extra pounds for a healthy heart.
Why Quitting Caffeine Might Make You Feel Better
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Kristin Kirkpatrick shares ways to limit caffeine which can help with sleep quality, hormonal balance for women and more health benefits.
Why Women Crave Chocolate
January 17, 2023
Podcasts
Host Dr. Holly Thacker talks about why we crave chocolate and explains why the brain neurochemicals in chocolate can help improve mood and fight cancer and other diseases.
Breathing Exercises to Help with Anxiety and Stress
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SWH Guest Columnist Sally Sherwin shares three types of breathing exercises that help bring balance to the body and mind, boost energy, and calm and relax.
Why Women Need Vitamin D
January 12, 2023
Podcasts
Low vitamin D levels can lead to an increase in respiratory infections amongst other conditions including seasonal depression, arthritis, multiple sclerosis and increased risk of some cancers.
Speaking of Women's Health Podcast Host and Executive Director discusses how much vitamin D women need, vitamin deficiency and ways to get vitamin D.
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Treatment of Vasomotor Symptoms in Women with Breast Cancer with Alexis Fiffick, DO
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Treatment of Vasomotor Symptoms in Women with Breast Cancer or Who Are at High Risk
Dr. Alexa Fiffick joined Let's all Talk Menopause to discuss about the impact menopause can have on women with breast cancer and the treatment options available for women with breast cancer or who are considered high risk for the disease.
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This event is brought to you by Managing Women's Health in Menopause, Speaking of Women's Health and Let's all Talk Menopause.
Farewell to my Patients, Colleagues and Dr. Thacker
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Lillie McKinney LPN is retiring from a long and fulfilling career as a nurse in the Cleveland Clinic Center for Specialized Women's Health. She wants to say a special goodbye and thank you to her wonderful patients and fellow colleagues.
5 Lifestyle Tips To Lower High Blood Pressure
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Dr. Irina Todorov shares lifestyle tips to help lower your blood pressure.
Kicking Off Podcast 1 and Talking All Things Iron
January 3, 2023
Podcasts
Speaking of Women's Health Podcast Host and Executive Director, Dr. Holly L. Thacker, kicks off the very first podcast episode introducing the Speaking of Women's Health program and sharing tips on how women of all ages can ingest more iron.
Through-out the female life cycle there are some special demands for iron. Iron is a mineral that both sexes need in order to carry oxygen through out the body. Iron deficiency can lead to extreme fatigue and feeling lightheaded, as well as a painful tongue and pale skin color. As a mother, a women’s health physician and being blessed with two grandchildren and a pregnant daughter-in-law, iron is on Dr. Thacker's mind!
Dr. Thacker shares 7 tips to add iron rich foods to your diet, including easy-to-make recipes. Tune in to our next podcast episode and don't forget to live our motto Be Strong, Be Healthy, Be in Charge!
Improve Your Health and Weight During Menopause
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Dr. Sobia Khan will be sharing several columns in her Educational Series of Lifestyle and Functional Medicine Approach for Perimenopause.
FDA Approves Second Indication for BREXAFEMME® for Reduction in Incidence of Recurrent Vulvovaginal Candidiasis
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In September 2023, SCYNEXIS issued a voluntary nationwide recall of 2 lots of BREXAFEMME (ibrexafungerp tablets) to the consumer level in the US market due to potential cross contamination with a non-antibacterial ß-lactam drug substance in the ibrexafungerp citrate used to manufacture the BREXAFEMME® tablets.
Scynexis has Brexafemme temporarily unavailable and the company cannot estimate when the product will return to the
Symptoms of Perimenopause
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Many people are familiar with the hallmark signs and symptoms of menopause – including hot flashes, low sex drive or weight gain. The concept of perimenopause, on the other hand, often remains more of a mystery.
Perimenopause is the natural process when an individual transitions to menopause. Sometimes described as a “second puberty,” knowing what to expect when going through it can be helpful for women as they age.