Menopause: Smokers Have More Hot Flashes 
WebMD
Smoking women have more hot flashes as they transition through menopause, and this is especially true for women who carry certain genes, a new study finds. Previous research has linked cigarette smoking to earlier menopause and worse symptoms, ...
Hot Flashes More Likely for Certain Smokers, Study Says U.S. News & World Report

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PEOPLE'S PHARMACY: Bee-ware yellow-jacket allergies 
Tuscaloosa News
Q: You wrote about antidepressants like Effexor for hot-flash relief, and I thought I'd share my experience. My doctor prescribed Effexor XR for my hot flashes. I took one tablet at bedtime, as directed, and did not sleep all night.

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On the prowl for a Facebook sugar daddy 
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Donna Summer, RIP 
Philadelphia Inquirer (blog)
This content requires the Adobe Flash Player and a browser with JavaScript enabled. Get Flash TMZ is reporting that Donna Summer, the disco and pop diva who was a consistent, underrated 1970s radio hit maker with songs like "Last Dance," "Hot Stuff," ...
Donna Summer dead at 63 Toronto Star

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Cool the hot flashes 
Lahontan Valley News
We're talking about hot flashes ? the most common menopause-related symptom, affecting as many as three out of four women. Simple changes in lifestyle (avoiding triggers and dressing in layers) can help manage mild hot flashes. For more severe ones, ...

 

Menopause happens: Start hormone-replacement therapy? | The Republic 
The Republic
She could put up with the annoying hot flashes, even if they did wake her up three or four times a night. But when the panic attacks and unexplained crying started last December, Laurel Hall knew she needed help. The normally positive, confident ...

 

Does soy help cool hot flashes after all? 
Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Despite a good amount of evidence to the contrary, a new research review suggests that soy supplements can indeed help women find relief from menopausal hot flashes. So far, studies have come to conflicting findings on ...
Soy may help cool hot flashes after all msnbc.com

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Mixed message on antidepressant for hot flashes 
Reuters
By Amy Norton | NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - New findings suggest that the antidepressant Lexapro might make hot flashes a little less of a nuisance to women -- adding to the mixed bag of results regarding that drug's effect on menopause symptoms.

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Baylor gets $5 million for breast cancer research 
MyFox Houston
Forget working out for an hour It is something women frequently complain about when experiencing menopause: "Oh, those hot flashes!" It is something women frequently complain about when experiencing menopause: "Oh, those hot flashes!

 

Nancy Dell: Helping hot flashes & Improving sports performance 
WWLP 22News
That would indicate that soy or soy extracts could help cool hot flashes that occur when estrogen drops. But studies are conflicting. Now research published in the journal Menopause, looks at 17 previously published studies.