Menopause is an endocrine shift leading to increased vulnerability for cognitive impairment
and dementia risk factors, in part due to loss of neuroprotective circulating estrogens …

Abstract Purpose of Review We summarise the physiological changes and risk factors for
hypertension in females, potential sex-specific management approaches, and long-term …

For much of human evolution, the average lifespan was< 40 years, due in part to disease,
infant mortality, predators, food insecurity, and, for females, complications of childbirth. Thus …

Menopause accelerates metabolic dysfunction, including (pre-) diabetes, obesity and
visceral adiposity. However, the effects of endocrine vs. chronological aging in this …

Background and Objectives Mounting evidence supports sex differences in Alzheimer
disease (AD) risk. Vascular and hormonal factors may together contribute to AD risk in …

The menopausal transition is a complex neuroendocrine aging process affecting brain
structure and metabolic function. Such changes are consistent with neurological sequelae …

Reductions in circulating estrogens can contribute to cognitive decline, in part by impairing
mitochondrial function within the hippocampal region. The entorhinal cortex provides the …

Abstract Ethnopharmacological relevance Taohong Siwu Decoction (TSD), a classic
traditional Chinese medicine formula, is used for the treatment of vascular diseases …

Background This study aimed to delineate the association between menopausal-related
symptoms and brain cortical hemodynamics in peri-postmenopause women. Methods Cross …

Menopause is a major endocrinological shift that leads to an increased vulnerability to the
risk factors for cognitive impairment and dementia. This is thought to be due to the loss of …