Your Vagina, Your Cholesterol, and a Diagnosis Nobody Expected
This episode goes deep on three studies with real implications for midlife women. First, new research suggests circulating inflammatory proteins may be causally linked to GSM — which is a meaningful shift in how we understand vaginal atrophy. Then, a large Korean cross-sectional study on why women's cholesterol profiles change so dramatically after menopause. And finally, a clinical case report about a 48-year-old with breast cancer and shortness of breath that turned out to involve something beyond the obvious — a reminder of how easily symptoms get attributed to the wrong thing. Key…
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