Menopause

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Understanding the HRT Black Box Warning Removal: An FAQ for Women

The recent announcement from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regarding the removal of warnings on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) signals a policy correction. While this is important for evidence-based medicine, it is a crucial moment for women to understand the full context: The change […]

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The Rise of Digital Mental Health: How Online Therapy Is Helping 

When life transitions like perimenopause and menopause arrive, they can bring a flood of changes—both physical and emotional. Hot flashes, sleep disruptions, mood swings, and shifts in identity often show up all at once. For many women, these changes can spark feelings of stress, sadness, or even anxiety. The good news? Support is more accessible

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For women turning 40 – Insights from Dr. Katherine Sherif

As women enter their 40s, a new chapter of health begins. The decade brings unique considerations, from changing hormones to life priorities. To help us navigate, we sat down with Dr. Katherine Sherif, a women’s health expert and professor of medicine at Thomas Jefferson University. In our Q&A, Dr. Sherif offers insight on turning 40

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Why Sex Hurts: Causes of Painful Sex at Any Stage 

Womanhood is marked by change, from our youth to the wisdom maturity (hopefully!) brings us. For many, maintaining a fulfilling sex life is a crucial part of overall well-being. Yet, a common challenge is painful sex, medically known as dyspareunia. While frequently associated with menopause, it can arise at various points in a woman’s life,

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HSA/FSA: What’s Covered, How to Maximize Benefits, and the Process Explained

If your health insurance coverage includes participation in a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Savings Account (FSA), lucky you! When you enroll in either account—you can’t be in both—you’ll receive several automatic benefits:  What is a qualified medical expense?  The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) determines which medical expenses can be paid with an HSA

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Healthy Alternatives to Ultra-Processed Foods  

Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are everywhere in modern diets, from packaged snacks to ready meals. While convenient, these foods often contain artificial additives, preservatives, and refined ingredients that can negatively impact health, weight, metabolism, and hormonal balance. While this applies to everyone, it is especially important as women age, as hormonal changes can make the body

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Platonic Friendships: Building Non-Romantic Connections 

When we hear the word “dating,” most of us immediately think of romance, candlelit dinners, and butterflies in our stomachs (or, if you’re like some of us, the renewed sense of anxiety that dating in midlife entails!).  But romantic dating doesn’t have to be our only option for deep connection.   What if we reimagined dating

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DEI for women

Welcome to Part II of our two-part series looking at DEI and its intersection to women and women’s healthcare. In this post, we focus on the current landscape in women’s healthcare. It also focused on how we can take care of ourselves, and each other, the best we can.  In Part I, we discuss a short

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How does DEI impact women and their healthcare?

This blog is the first of a two-part series where we explore what DEI is and how it affects women, and specifically women’s healthcare. As always, we want to equip our readers with knowledge about how to navigate caring for our bodies today, tomorrow, and always.   At FemmePharma, we focus on studying the woman’s life

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