Does prediabetes increase risk for bone fractures in midlife women?
The study first examined whether prediabetes among midlife women is associated with subsequent fracture when type 2 diabetes is not present.
SWAN Research a Key Source in Menopause Myth Busting
Scientific American’s recent article, “The Surprising Biology Behind Menopause’s Worst Symptoms,” credits research by SWAN.
SWAN Research on Role of Heart Fat in Midlife Women’s Cognitive Decline Published in US Healthcare Journal
US Healthcare published an article on research from the Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation (SWAN) measuring the cardiovascular fat of over 500 women in midlife.
SWAN Researchers Evaluate the Risk for Elevated Depressive Symptoms in Postmenopause
SWAN researcher Dr. Howard M. Kravitz and associates conducted a study to evaluate the risk for elevated depressive symptoms in postmenopause.
Relationships Between the Vaginal Microbiota and Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause Symptoms in Postmenopausal Women
SWAN researchers Dr. Elaine Watjen and Dr. Maria Brooks conducted a study to better understand the possible role of the vaginal microbiome as a cause for pain during intercourse.