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New research explores how the timing of menopause and hormone therapy may be associated with women’s long-term cognitive health while underscoring the need for more study.
Could Menopause Timing and Hormone Therapy Affect Alzheimer’s Risk? Read More »
Congress is putting menopause in the national spotlight. Julie Morin, WHNP, shares her perspective on the first Senate hearing focused on menopause and what greater attention to research, clinician education, and access to care could mean for women.
Congress Is Talking About Menopause. Why That Matters. Read More »
In this edition of What We’re Reading, we’re looking at a recent Washington Post report exploring menopause symptoms that often receive less attention but can significantly affect daily life including brain fog, word-finding difficulty, heightened anxiety, irritability, and unexpected anger.
The Menopause Symptoms Missing from Medical Charts Read More »
If you’ve noticed changes in your weight during perimenopause or menopause, even though your eating habits and activity level haven’t changed. You are not alone. That’s why we’re highlighting Mayo Clinic’s recently updated article and encourage you to read it.
Diet and Menopause Weight Gain: What New Research Shows Read More »
A recent TODAY.com article, “Struggling to Lose Weight in Menopause? Make This 1 Change to Your Workout,” looks at why women in menopause may want to rethink an exercise routine built around frequent high-intensity workouts.
Struggling to Lose Weight in Menopause? Make This 1 Change to Your Workout Read More »
If you’ve noticed changes in your weight during perimenopause or menopause, even though your eating habits and activity level haven’t changed. You are not alone. That’s why we’re highlighting Mayo Clinic’s recently updated article and encourage you to read it.
The Reality of Menopause Weight Gain Read More »
A recent New York Times article, Do Women Really Need a Menopause Workout? by Liz Baker Plosser explores an important question: Do women need a different approach to exercise during menopause? The answer isn’t about finding one perfect workout. It’s about understanding how hormonal changes can affect you.
Do Women Really Need a Menopause Workout? Read More »
Support for survivors Support for survivors of sexual violence continues to expand as awareness, prevention, and accountability rise. At Nore Women’s Health, we are uniquely positioned to aid those who are dealing with physical difficulties stemming from sexual assault. Survivors of this type of violence can have a range of symptoms related to this trauma
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month Read More »
We are honored to be featured as the cover story for the February 2019 issue of Cobb In Focus. This local magazine celebrates the advantages of the community and highlights how the county is thriving for both families and companies. Here’s a sneak peak at the full article. Be sure to look for the print version
Nore Featured in Cobb In Focus Magazine February 2019 Read More »
Get the Facts, Get Diagnosed & Take Control of Your Bladder Health. Each day, millions of women struggle with the impacts of bladder conditions and diseases such as urinary incontinence, overactive and underactive bladder, interstitial cystitis, urinary tract infections, and nocturia. These can impact an individual’s health, quality of life, and result in significant health
November is Bladder Health Awareness Month Read More »
*Nore News: As seen on CityBizList Atlanta* Nore Women’s Health Focuses on Women’s Life Stage Issues, Brings New Suite of Specialized Health and Wellness Services to Metro Atlanta The medical needs of women over 35 are often misunderstood by traditional sources of care, that’s where Nore Women’s Health (pronounced Nor-ay) comes in. A health and wellness
News: Nore Women’s Health Opens In Marietta Read More »
In 2010, history was made with a successful effort to pass a Congressional resolution declaring the first-ever National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer (HBOC) Week and National Previvor Day. The goal of HBOC Week and Previvor Day is to raise awareness about hereditary cancer. HBOC Week marks the transition between National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month Read More »