The diet resulted in women reporting an 88% drop in moderate or severe hot flushes. The scientists published the results in the medical journal Menopause. Lead researcher Professor Neal Barnard ...

"Cortisol makes us feel awake and wired" and "increased cortisol levels can contribute to more intense and bizarre dreams," ...

But a study has revealed how men remain in the dark about the menopause – including how nearly a quarter think that hot flushes can be dealt with simply by 'opening a window'. A third of chaps ...

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Menopause, and the time around it (known as the peri-menopause) can be accompanied by a range of symptoms including hot flushes, night sweats, low libido and mood disturbance. While hormone ...

“About 75% of women who go through the menopause will have symptoms and they are very, very variable… just as every woman's experience of pregnancy is different,” says Dr Dawn Harper.