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Some of the key market players in Global Hormone Replacement Therapy market are Bayer AG, Pfizer, Merck & co., BioSante Pharmaceuticals and Amgen, QuatRx Pharmaceuticals, Noven Pharmaceuticals.

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George Washington University hosted Transgiving on Sunday, where students discussed the impacts of colonialism throughout the world.

GWU hosted the event on Nov. 17 as part of its Trans Awareness Week 2019, which included several similar events such as a Class Council Drag Show, and Transcestry event where students were invited to remember and celebrate the past, present, and future of the transgender community.

don't have to be trans to eat the food"

The Transgiving event description reassured students that they don't have to be trans to eat the food, and can be non-binary or genderqueer or agender or genderfluid or bigender or femme or masc or andro or... an ally!

[RELATED: University invites students to 'Decolonize your Thanksgiving']

The event page states that since the usage of the word Thanksgiving is involved, a Native American student group will discuss some of the impacts of colonialism on Native Americans.

And since we are using the terminology of Thanksgiving, we want to give space to the Native American and Indigenous communities for which the season is especially taxing, the description explains. As such, Students for Indigenous and Native American Rights have graciously offered to speak about the impacts of colonialism on Indigenous genders throughout the world.

Another event titled HRTea Party seeks to inform students about hormone therapy, and specifically invites students who are questioning whether the therapy is right for them.

[RELATED: Is Thanksgiving 'racist'? College students react (VIDEO)]

Using the first letters of the words High Royal Tea, the group said that while drinking tea, all-things Hormone Replacement Therapy will be discussed.

Whether youve been on hormones for years or youre still questioning if theyre right for you, grab a cup of tea (or coffee), some trans pride cupcakes, ask questions, give answers, and share your experiences, the event description states.

[RELATED: UPenn students mark Thanksgiving with talk on 'racism,' 'strained' US history]

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Menopause, when a woman no longer has menstrual periods, is a natural part of life, but it can be a major upheaval, especially when symptoms are severe. Are you approaching menopause and worried about what to expect? Here is everything you need to know.

Most women hit this milestone in their early 50s. According toWomen's Health, the average age for onset of menopause is 52. Some women, however, reach menopause in their 40s or earlier.Early menopauseoccurs between the ages of 40 and 45. A small percentage of women may even experience what is called premature menopause before the age of 40. A woman is not considered to be in menopause until she hasn't experienced any menstrual bleeding, even spotting, for 12 months consecutively, and can no longer become pregnant.

A woman's hormone levels are going to change gradually as her body reaches menopause. This transition to menopause is referred to as perimenopause. During this phase, you will start to experience irregular periods which may be lighter or heavier than usual or of varying duration. You may even have months where there is no menstrual bleeding at all.

Why is this happening? The ovaries are no longer consistently producing the same levels of the hormones estrogen and progesterone. Some women will even start to have hot flashes and other symptoms.

Perimenopause for most women typically begins in the mid- to late-40s, and it can take about 4 years for menstrual periods to completely stop. For some women though the transition can be as short as two years and for others as long as 8 years.

The most important thing to remember, if you don't want a surprise pregnancy, is to continue practicing birth control for at least a year after your last period.

Menopause symptomsoften begin during perimenopause. The most common are irregular periods, vaginal dryness, hot flashes, trouble sleeping, night sweats, mood changes, weight gain, dry skin and thinning hair.

Your risk for certain health conditions such as cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis and urinary incontinence may also increase. Once a woman reaches menopause, some symptoms like hot flashes may abate a little, occurring less frequently or at least less severely.

While there is no way to prevent menopause, there are certain lifestyle changes you can make to reduce the severity of the symptoms. Here are some suggestions fromWomen's Health,The Mayo ClinicandHarvard Health)

Certain medications also can help. There has been conflicting evidence about hormone replacement therapy however.Harvard Healthcautions that some studies have shown that estrogen therapy has been linked to an increased risk for heart disease, stroke, breast cancer and blood clots. On the positive side though, it reduces the risk of fracture and colon cancer. If you are considering hormone replacement therapy, talk to your gynecologist about all the possible benefits and risks.

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Gregg Wallace and his wife Anna have shared the sad news that they cant have any more children together, as she is facing a hysterectomy at just 33.

The MasterChef host, 54, and his wife welcomed their son Sid in April this year, but just seven months on Anna has been advised to have a complete hysterectomy early next year.

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Doctors have recommended the surgery to Anna because she has suffered from endometriosis since she was a teen and it has come back so severely since Sids birth that she also needs to have part of her intestine removed as it has attacked her bowel, too.

But she toldOK! magazinethat having Sid made the news easier to bear, saying: "Having a hysterectomy without having already had a child, would have been horrendous."

Talking about how endometriosis affects her, she said: "Im on pain relief every day. After the operation, theres less chance of it coming back again. I just want to get rid of it and recover. Ive suffered since I was 16 years old but it was years before I was properly diagnosed."

Wallace admitted: "Im not looking forward to Anna having the operation, but Im looking forward to her being out of pain.

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Anna is expecting to be in hospital for 10 days and recovering for three months, but said that the fact her mum lives with them full-time would help.

She added that her dad also planned to move in with them once he had sold his business in Coventry.

After the surgery, Anna faces being on hormone replacement therapy permanently afterwards, but said that she had never expected to be able to be a mum because of her condition.

Endometriosis is a conditionwhich causes tissue similar to that inside the uterus to grow on the outside of the uterus, causing extreme pain and potential fertility problems.

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An intervention by Britain's most senior Jewish leader, the Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, leads the Times - which calls his attack on Jeremy Corbyn "an unprecedented intervention into politics".

Several other papers pick up the story. The Daily Telegraph describes the Chief Rabbi's words as "excoriating". "Convention dictates," says the Daily Mail, "that Britain's religious leaders give politics a wide berth, especially during general elections." The intervention, it says, is "profoundly significant".

Labour denials that Jeremy Corbyn's future could be up for discussion as the price of a deal with the SNP or Liberal Democrats are highlighted by The Daily Telegraph. The suggestion was reportedly made by Lord Kerslake, a crossbench peer and former head of the civil service, who the Telegraph describes as a "long standing ally of John McDonnell".

The Daily Mirror leads on what it describes as a "care revolution for pensioners" being announced by the Labour leader. It says he'll unveil a seven-point plan "to restore dignity and respect, after years of Tory cuts".

Mr Corbyn, meanwhile, has confirmed in the i newspaper that Labour would borrow to fund the 58bn cost of compensating the so-called Waspi women, those born in the 1950s who find themselves waiting six years longer than they'd expected for a state pension. Mr Corbyn describes it as "a one-off contingency payment" to "right a wrong" and settle a "moral debt".

The main news in the Guardian is a claim by the Resolution Foundation think tank that child poverty is at risk of rising to a 60-year high under a Boris Johnson-led government. A Conservative spokesman tells the paper the party "is committed to tackling child poverty".

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The Sun, meanwhile, has been number-crunching and concluded that the election - and the fate of Brexit - will be decided by about 32,195 voters in 50 key marginal seats.

Striking university lecturers find support in the Guardian, which concludes they have "a just cause" in what it calls "this important battle for the soul of the campus". "Many stumble from year to year on temporary contracts," the paper adds. The Times, however, tells the lecturers to "go to Work". "Their strikes," it says, "harm students and risk long-term damage to university reputations."

The main headline in the Daily Express asks: "Why are we still failing Britain's women?" The paper talks of a "worsening scandal" involving shortages of the drugs needed for hormone replacement therapy, with thousands of women being turned away from pharmacies.

Headline writers have had fun with Transport for London's decision to strip the online minicab firm, Uber, of its licence to operate in London. "They think it's all Uber" says the Sun, "it is now as London licence is axed." "Taxi for Uber!" says Metro.

Elsewhere in Europe, Germany's front pages are dominated by the theft of priceless jewels and artefacts from one of Europe's most famous collections of Baroque treasures - the Green Vault at the Royal Palace in Dresden.

Bild questions whether security was tight enough and speculates why guards rang the emergency services instead of pushing an alarm button. Some reports say the alarm had been disabled.

One expert tells Die Welt that it is "a cultural-historical disaster" and, in financial terms, the loss "cannot be measured".

Does "anyone fancy sprout ketchup?" asks the Mail. No, really. An online store is selling the "unlikely" condiment, with each 3 bottle, the Mail reports, containing 15 sprouts. It comes recommended as a dip or as an addition to a festive sandwich, the paper adds.

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The excitement is always palpable in a new relationship. Right from grooming, to paying attention to your outfit or tiny details for those dinner dates and movie nights, the enthusiasm constantly keeps us on our toes. And while you and your partner are still discovering each others habits and behaviour patterns, the sexual chemistry with a new beau is probably the highlight of the relationship. You look forward to a romp between the sheets, and are never too tired or bored to get into the mood. You think youve aced it, till you fall into a rut, and your partners presence becomes part of your routine. Perhaps other priorities occupy your headspace or life, or you may be too stressed at work, but whatever it is, you start to taper off and sex is no longer a priority. In some cases, the situation worsens until you realise youre not having sex at all!

Dry spells are normal, no doubt. A survey conducted earlier this year by Swedish intimate lifestyle company LELO in the United States, discovered that 28 percent of the population is going through a sex drought. Of this, 31 per cent are not focused on sex, 25 per cent are in long-distance relationships, and 24 per cent have busy work schedules. You might think you are stuck in a mundane relationship, and therefore distance yourself further from your significant other. This is a bigger mistake and will certainly not help the cause. While its not always easy to get back into the game, addressing a few key issues will get you going for sure!

Assess the situationGet to the root of the matter and figure out why you arent having sex. Manjula MK, Chennai-based psychologist and relationships advisor says, The reasons could range from partners being in demanding jobs that require constant travelling, to unaddressed sexual trauma. If the reason is practical and circumstantial, for instance, say youre in a long-distance relationship, then its easier to pinpoint. However, serious causes like sexual incompatibility, feeling a lack of connection with your partner, your own state of mind, etc., are tougher to detect. Assessing this, either with your partner or on your own, is the first step towards understanding and remedying the sex drought.

Be open with communicationIt may not always be pleasant, and depending on the kind of communication you have with your partner, it could also be awkward. However, it takes two to make love, so youre going to have to involve your partner at some level. Jayanti Krishna*, a 28-year-old home entrepreneur from Chennai recalls, My husband and I got married young, and the first couple of years were bliss. However, after the birth of our daughter, who is now three, our priorities completely shifted. We spent more time parenting, and less time with each other. The erratic sleep schedules drained us, and we were unable to eke out time to get intimate. In fact, for almost two years, we didnt have any sex. Soon, Krishna realised that they were drifting apart as a couple, and spoke to her husband. We decided to be practical about it, and now make time for each other, even if it is only thrice a month. We make sure our daughter is safe, either at school or with a grandparent, and take time off work to devote a couple of hours at a stretch to have sex, she says. Discussing your concerns frankly not only helps in resolving issues, but also sets the pace to making you feel closer as a couple.

Focus on quality, not quantityIf youve already going through a dry spell, dont jump back in with the intention of getting to it a few times a day. Instead, focus on spending quality time, even if you need to space it out. Remember, familiarity breeds contempt. So, if youre joined at the hip, you may get fed up and re-enter the sex drought phase, sooner than youd imagine. Santhanam Jagannathan, a Chennai-based sexologist says, Quality sex can ensure that you keep coming back for more. The thumb rule is to take enough time for foreplay, and to ensure both partners are fully aroused. This can make sex satisfying. The use of tools such as lubricants, sex toys and in some cases, even pornography, can be explored. All this takes time and effort, so ensure you work towards fulfilling sex, rather than just frequent sex.

Have realistic expectationsThe initial rush of a romance may or may not return, and its best to be practical when youre trying to end the sex drought in your relationship. Factors like emotions, lifestyle changes, and boredom that have contributed to the dry spell wont just vanish overnight. Ragini Nair*, a 32-year-old secretary in an MNC in Chennai says, My partner and I are compatible but somehow, the sex suddenly started feeling like too much work, because the drive didnt stem as organically as it did. Nair and her partner went without sex for eight months, until they realised that sex didnt have to be as electrifying as it was in the beginning. We would do what was comfortable; some days we would just make out, on other days, we would go down on each other, and on other occasions, we would just lie in bed naked and talk. We do have sex now, not too infrequently, but we have made peace with our expectations.

Try something newOften, the spark is missing simply because the novelty of doing things together fades away. That hot and heavy sex that may have brought you together is not what is going to sustain the relationship, Dr Lisa Bahar, a US-based licensed marriage and family therapist was quoted in an interview in 2013. Now is the time to build intimacy on a deeper level, which requires awareness and a willingness to be curious about your partner in new ways that create spontaneous intimacy. Make it a point to try something new together, so that youre always surprising yourselves. Maria DMello, a Chennai-based relationship counsellor advises, Start a new hobby together, take up dance classes, or even just set time aside twice a week for a romantic movie date. Get back into the groove of things, and start flirting with one another, reliving your romance stage by stage. If time permits, travel as much as you can. If not, steam up the processsexting when he least expects it, or by surprising him with an erotic massage. He is sure to return the favour.

Get into the role Sometimes, a sexual dry spell could be caused by physical triggers. Heres what you need to watch out for:Contraception: Ironically, most contraceptive pills, designed to allow you to enjoy sex without worrying about pregnancies, are the ones that could hamper your sex drive. This is because of the hormonal changes that occur in the body, lowering the androgen content, and hampering your sex drive. If you feel this is the issue, address it with your gynaecologist.Menopause: While in some cases menopause gets your sex drive high, in others it can hamper the process, thanks to vaginal dryness, hot flushes, mood swings, and decrease in estrogen levels. Theres nothing much you can do here, except wait it out. However, if you want to end the sexual dry spell, hormone replacement therapy and lubricants can help.Lifestyle habits: Lack of sleep is directly linked to a decreased libido. People who sleep for less than five hours a night are in danger of a reduced sex drive. While the odd glass of wine is fine, excess alcohol can also impact your sexual routine, as can smoking. The only solution is to turn around your lifestyle habits.

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Hormone replacement therapy may slash the odds of menopausal women getting diabetes, research suggests.

Scientists believe the common treatment may keep blood sugar in check, therefore protecting against the development of type 2 diabetes.

A group of women who had been on HRT for a year had far lower rates of the condition than volunteers given a placebo.

Tests revealed they had improved markers of insulin sensitivity and blood glucose since they began the treatment.

The study comes amid a nationwide crisis in HRT stocks and a bombshell Oxford study that found it raised the risk of breast cancer by a third.

Around one million women in the UK turn to treatments to manage the menopause, according to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.

HRT, which comes in the form of pills, patches and gels, is used by the majority.

It works by replenishing levels of oestrogen and progesterone, which lower as a women approaches menopause, in turn combating symptoms such as hot flushes and night sweats.

Hot flushes raise the risk of women suffering from heart attacks or strokes later in life, according to a study from the University of Pittsburgh.

Researchers, led byDr Rebecca Thurston, used The Study of Womens Health Across the Nation (SWAN), which spanned 20 years.

It regularly assessed hot flushes, also known as hot flashes, and collected information on cardiovascular (CVD) events.

Analysis found frequent hot flashes at the beginning of the study doubled the risk of CVD events.

Persistent hot flashes over the study were linked to an 80 per cent increased risk of CVD events in the subsequent 20 years.

The results are considered strong compared to previous studies that have attempted to link hot flushes with CVD risk.

Most studies have relied on subclinical measures of CVD, which is not hard evidence of whether a patient actually went on to have a heart attack or stroke.

They have also relied upon womens recalling how many hot flushes they had years earlier, which can be biased by memory.

The study findings will be presented in September during The North American Menopause Society Annual Meeting in Chicago.

The Womens Health Initiative (WHI) is an organisation at the forefront of debating the benefits and risks of hormone therapy.

The study, led by The Ohio State University Medical Center, used data from a prior study by WHI on 1,362 women.

Cases of type 2 diabetes were 21 per cent lower in the group of women taking hormone therapy consisting of a combination of oestrogen and progestin.

The researchers looked at various markers in the womens blood which were collected at the beginning of the study and a year after taking hormone therapy.

These markers are called metabolites, and are molecules which reflect the inner workings of a persons metabolism.

Approximately 370 metabolites were recorded in the WHI study, but the researchers only looked at nine.

These nine metabolites have previously been linked with the development of type 2 diabetes, including glycine, glutamine, and a host of amino acids.

Of the nine targeted metabolites, seven were significantly decreased with the use of combination hormone therapy.

Five were significantly decreased with the oestrogen-only therapy, whichis usually only taken by women who have had their womb removed in a hysterectomy.

Women aged 70-79 benefited most from their hormone therapy, with the effects lessened in younger women.

Dr Heather Hirsch, lead author of the study, said: Interestingly, we found that the decreases were more pronounced with the use of estrogen and progestin combined than with estrogen alone.

This result parallels the findings from the WHI on the effect of hormone therapy on the incidence of type 2 diabetes.

The findings will be presented during The North American Menopause Society (NAMS) Annual Meeting in Chicago this month.

Dr Stephanie Faubion, NAMS medical director, said it is valuable for doctors to be aware of the potential risks and benefits of menopausal treatments, given the debilitating effects of diabetes and its increased incidence in the US.

While hormone therapy has some proven benefits, such as preventing weakening bones, there are potential risks, too.

Women who take HRT for more than one year have a higher risk of breast cancer than women who never use it.

An Oxford study, published in August, found HRT raised the risk of breast cancer in women aged 50 to 69 by a staggering 32 per cent if they had been using HRT for at least five years.

The danger was twice as high for patients on the treatment for a decade.

The studies come amid a nationwide shortage of HRT, in which two-thirds of HRT treatments have been hit by shortages.

They include Evorel and Elleste, the two most popular brands, which are prescribed to upwards of 100,000 women a year.

Menopausal women who endure night sweats sleep for longer but are also vulnerable to cognitive dysfunction.

Scientists at the University of Illinois at Chicago were surprised to find women who had more frequent night sweats also slept for longer.

But even more ironic, however, was the finding that these same women became more vulnerable to prefrontal cortex deficits, including decreased attention and executive function, as their sleep duration increased.

Executive function is responsible for paying attention, organising and planning, initiating tasks, regulating emotions and keeping self-control.

Total sleep time, however, was unrelated to memory performance.

Hot flushes in the day time had no effect on total sleep time.

Lead author John Bark, a PhD student on the Behavioral Neuroscience Program, said: This work presents novel insights into the influence of menopause symptoms on cognitive performance.

[It] raises the possibility that hot flash treatments could benefit cognition in these women through effects on sleep.

The study was conducted on women who had a history of breast cancer, and may only be applicable to them.

The study findings will be presented in September during The North American Menopause Society Annual Meeting in Chicago.

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