Menopause and the Aging Brain: What the Science Is Revealing
Menopause is increasingly recognized as a neurologic transition, not just a reproductive one. Learn what estrogen does in the brain, what PET imaging reveals about perimenopause, and what this means for long-term cognitive health.
Why Alzheimer’s Disease Disproportionately Affects Women
Alzheimer’s is not just a disease of old age; for women, it is often a midlife event with late-life consequences. Discover the science behind this disparity and how early action changes the trajectory.
Breast Cancer: Why Early Detection Changes Everything
Breast cancer survival hinges entirely on early detection: finding it localized offers a >99% survival rate, while annual mammograms and personalized screening for risks like breast density dramatically reduce the chance of a late-stage diagnosis.
The Well-Woman Visit: From Prevention to Personalized Longevity Care
Move beyond reactive care by transforming the annual visit into proactive, personalized longevity care.