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Metabolism / Hormones / Peptides / Longevity
Hormones & MidlifeResearch Feature
You're forgetting words, waking up tired, and noticing changes in your body that seem to have appeared overnight. Scientists are discovering that these seemingly unrelated experiences may share a surprising connection.
By Elena Morgan · Women's Hormonal Health Writer
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Read the cover storyMade for women
Your 30s, 40s, and beyond, understood: hormones, metabolism, skin, strength, sleep, and energy.
Fascinating new science
The discoveries, clinical trials, and emerging research that are changing women's health.
Research, made useful
What a study really found, what it means for you, and the questions worth asking your clinician.
Making headlines
Peptide Research & RegulationBreaking Research News
In a major clinical trial, an experimental medication produced more than twice the average weight loss of Ozempic. The findings could signal another turning point in metabolic medicine. But there's more to this story than the numbers.
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Read the storyFeatures
Thoughtful, research-backed stories on the changes of your 30s and 40s — and what really helps.
Everyday Health & Wellness
You probably know protein matters. But between conflicting nutrition advice, changing recommendations, and an endless supply of protein-packed products, figuring out how much you actually need has become surprisingly complicated.
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Hormones & Midlife
You're 38, your sleep is suddenly unpredictable, and your periods aren't quite what they used to be. Could hormones be changing earlier than you expected? Here's what doctors want women to understand about the years leading up to menopause.
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Everyday Health & Wellness
Walking is wonderful for your health. But if you want to maintain muscle, protect your bones, and feel strong for decades to come, scientists say there's another type of exercise worth making room for.
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Free guideFree guide · For women 35+
A science-backed approach to sustainable fat loss for women over 35.
From the research desk
New studies, clinical trials, and regulatory decisions, read closely: what was found, who was studied, and what it could mean for you.
All researchSkin & Healthy AgingScientific Investigation
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Metabolism & Body CompositionEmerging Science
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Energy & RecoveryEmerging Science
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Peptide Research & RegulationScientific Discovery
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Evergreen guides
The background behind the headlines: how the body works, what the evidence says, and how to use it.
Metabolism & Body Composition
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Skin & Healthy Aging
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Metabolism / Hormones / Peptides / Longevity
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