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First puberty blockers, now hormones: England’s NHS bans more gender-affirming drugs

A Cass Review follow-up claims the "evidence does not support" the use of estrogen and testosterone for trans youth.

Brain Fog To Improved Blood Sugar: What Happens To Your Body When You Cut Down Your Carb Intake

It is important to keep a check on your carb consumption. Stopping it completely or cutting it down can impact your health ...
body+soul

This ancient practice could help women with perimenopause

While it’s tempting to turn to social media for quick-fix solutions, the truth is that our hormonal wellbeing can be supported beautifully with integrative practices – here's what women experiencing ...

From childhood to midlife and beyond: how to handle anxiety at every age

Talk about your fears, normalise difficult emotions, get up and move: experts share their strategies for managing anxiety at different stages of life ...
Morning Overview on MSN

Study links pregnancy brain changes to a temporary drop in gray matter

Pregnancy physically reshapes the brain, temporarily stripping away gray matter in a process that researchers now believe may fine-tune neural circuits for parenthood. A growing body of MRI-based ...

Pip Edwards reveals the moment her ‘whole world’ changed

At 39, at the peak of her career, menopause was the last thing on entrepreneur and fashion designer Pip Edwards’ mind.
WTKR

Many women don't recognize perimenopause symptoms. A doctor says that needs to change.

Perimenopause can begin as early as age 35, and the symptoms go far beyond hot flashes, but many women never connect what they're feeling to their hormones.