Midlife Health Research
The third post in a three-part series From many women, we hear versions of “I don’t feel like myself anymore”. For some of us, everything seems to shift — our sleep, our moods, the way we feel about everyday situations, our reactions to our partners, children, our bodies, our digestive systems….
Women Living Better founder Nina Coslov wrote a blog post for Our Bodies Ourselves to tee up a presentation that WLB advisor Dr. Jerilynn Prior gave at Tufts Medical School about perimenopause. In it, Nina shares her personal story, how it led her to create Women Living Better and Dr. Prior’s…
Dr. Paula Witt-Enderby Discusses Recent Research on Melatonin, Sleep and The Menopausal Transition In the Q&A that follows Dr. Witt-Enterby explains how our natural melatonin rhythms work. That’s right, melatonin is not just a supplement taken to improve sleep; it’s also a hormone made by a gland in our brain….
Dr. Lisa Mosconi, Ph.D., Director of the Women’s Brain Initiative and Associate Director of the Alzheimer’s Prevention Clinic at Weill Cornell Medical College is interviewed by Deborah Copaken. They cover many topics in the interview, but two of particular interest are what is and isn’t known about women’s brain health and…
As we got into this project, were surprised at how little was known about…
Trouble sleeping? Waking at night? We suggest tracking when you sleep poorly to see…