Western Europe - Facts About Menopause

You might not be an expert, but chances are you know the drill when it comes to breast cancer - checking for lumps and bumps regularly. For the first time, womb cancer - also referred to as endometrial cancer, cancer of the ...

Originally grown in the countries bordering the Mediterranean, cypress trees are now cultivated and the oil distilled, mainly in France and Morocco. Cypress is greatly valued in Tibet as an incense ingredient and has been used as an astringent medicinal herb for ...

One in 20 women starts the menopause before the age of 46 -- which can affect chances of conceiving as early as a decade beforehand.The study, by scientists from the University of Exeter and the Institute of Cancer Research, found that four ...

Hot flashes (or hot flushes if you are in the UK) are an unwelcome symptom of the menopause. These frequently happen at night and are called night sweats. Some women go through the menopause and never have a hot flash, while others ...

But by being breast aware and taking positive steps, you can minimise your risk at any age.I have to say that even at the age of 36, breast cancer is there, at the back of my mind, as a worry. A study ...

This agreement enables Almirall to reinforce its core business in Spain for the coming year. Conbriza increases the bone density and reduces the risk of vertebral and non-vertebral fractures in postmenopausal women at increased risk of osteoporotic fracture. In Spain osteoporosis affects ...

The article focuses on the issue that hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can increase the risk of breast cancer and memory problems to women in Great Britain. HRT is safe millions of women toid" DAILY EXPRESS Now HRT is safe after aii" BEHMDHEHEADIINES ...

Height loss in postmenopausal women could be a sign of a spinal fracture, says a new study that included 8,610 women over the age of 60.. "We observed a mean loss of height of 4.5 cm [1.8 inches] since early adulthood in ...

from the Telegraph (UK). A woman has hailed her 'miracle' after giving birth to her second child following an ovarian transplant in a world first. Mrs Stinne Holm Bergholdt, from Denmark, gave birth after fertility treatment in 2007 but then conceived again ...

In men receiving hormone therapy for prostate cancer, medroxyprogesterone should become the new standard treatment for preventing hot flushes, according to a study published online Dec. 7 in The Lancet Oncology.. Jacques Irani, M.D., of University Hospital in Poitiers, France, and colleagues ...

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Topic: Western Europe

What do you know about womb cancer?

Uses of cypress essential oil

Scientists move closer to early menopause test

Night Sweats and Hot Flashes

Being breast cancer aware

Almirall signs a co-promotion agreement with Pfizer to commercialise Conbriza in Spain, a new therapeutic option to treat osteoporosis

Have the HRT scares been overblown

Women's Height Loss May Indicate Spinal Fracture

'Miracle' Second Baby for Ovarian Transplant Woman

Medroxyprogesterone Found Helpful in Prostate Cancer

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