Congratulations to Nanette Santoro, MD, recipient of the Journal of Women’s Health Award for Outstanding Achievement in Women’s Health Research at the Awards Gala at Women’s Health 2015 in Washington, DC. Dr. Santoro is Professor and E. Stewart Taylor Chair in the Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at The University of Colorado School of Medicine.
Diane went through years of suffering, medications, a frozen cervix, and a hysterectomy before getting a proper vaginitis diagnosis with Dr. Conageski.
Dr. Nanette Santoro weighs in on a U.S. study that suggests women who have babies and breastfeed may be less likely to go through menopause early than those who don’t have children or nurse their infants.
UK press reports on Dr. Nanette Santoro’s “holy grail” of menopause research showing that a blood test can predict menopause’s start by hormone analysis.
Dr. Santoro shares with Everyday Health her promising results on fezolinetant, a new medication for women with moderate to severe symptoms of menopause.
Yahoo Lifestyle and Prevention Magazine share Dr. Santoro’s thoughts on doctors tendency to diagnosis middle-aged women with perimenopause.
Dr. Santoro shares with MedPage Today her opinion on intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) in cases without male infertility. She agrees with the research that ICSI holds no advantages over IVF when male factor infertility does not present.
Dr. Santoro tells U.S. News & Word Report new hormone testing & FDA-approved treatments now make menopause more predictable & menopause management easier.
Recent survey: Dr. Maryam Guiahi found that 1 in 5 Catholic hospitals do not clearly state their religious affiliation online; fewer list care limitations.
Aging is not only about wrinkles. Dr. Santoro shares with Self magazine the role of hormone changes in thinning hairs and eyebrows as women age.
