Some hormone therapy patches are still in short supply. Here’s what experts recommend to avoid missing a dose.

Estrogen patches are in short supply as demand for menopause treatments skyrockets, and it could take at least a year for manufacturers to catch up.

Nine in 10 women aren't confident they can fill their estrogen patch prescriptions, according to a new survey. Here what they ...

For months, women across Oregon and the country have struggled to fill prescriptions for estradiol patches, one of the most commonly prescribed forms of hormone therapy for menopause. Some women have ...

Following a massive 162 percent surge in prescriptions and a major FDA label reversal, a critical shortage of estradiol patches is leaving patients and doctors scrambling for alternatives.

Main Line OB-GYN Kim Einhorn explains everything MHT — who can take it, when to start it, and how to navigate the nationwide ...

After years of being a controversial way of treating symptoms of menopause, hormone therapy is making a comeback. That's due to a wide range of factors, including a large body of data that shows how ...

The FDA approved a once-weekly combined hormonal contraceptive patch with low-dose estrogen for women who could become ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With rising demand for hormone therapy for menopause, some women are scrambling to fill prescriptions by switching brands or ...

Increased demand for hormone therapy treatments and intermittent supply disruptions have created what experts say is a perfect storm that is leaving many women frustrated at the pharmacy counter.

Hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, can be given as estrogen only, progesterone only or estrogen plus progesterone to combat symptoms of menopause such as hot flashes, chills, night sweats, sleep ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Physicians have spent years working to improve the care for women in menopause and perimenopause − from training providers to ...