Women's Health

Understand the latest post-2026 hormone replacement therapy (HRT) label updates, revised safety warnings, and what they mean for patient care.

Most physicians dose drugs by indication, sometimes by weight, and almost never by sex. The trials behind those doses enrolled mostly men, and the research on women’s health drug dosing now shows what that has cost women.

It is one of the most common opening lines in midlife primary care, and one of the least diagnostically useful on its face.

Ordering discipline is an underrated clinical skill. The temptation in preventive medicine runs toward breadth, partly because patients arriving at a longevity or concierge practice often expect it, and partly because a wide panel feels thorough.

Roughly one in four American women over 40 is on a statin, and the fraction climbs steadily with age. Tens of millions of postmenopausal women take one of the most studied drugs in the history of medicine, every day, for years.

New research changes how preventive physicians should assess cognitive risk in women. A clinical guide to sex-specific risk stratification and longitudinal brain health tracking.