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Hot Flasher — 29 episodes

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The Big Three: When Your Brain, Skin, and Sleep All Go Rogue

2

New Hot Flash Drug, Brain Fog Solutions, and Military Menopause Gaps

3

Delaying Menopause at 35, AI's Organ Age Discovery & Acne That Won't Quit

4

AI Maps Menopause + Heart Risk + New Hot Flash Drug

5

FDA Drops HRT Warning + Why TikTok's Pepcid "Cure" Is Dangerous

6

The Symptoms That Don't Stop: Endometriosis, Oral Health, and Your Collagen

7

Hair Loss, Hot Flash Breakthroughs, and the ADHD Connection

8

What Men Need to Know (Plus: Soy for Your Sex Life?)

9

UTIs, Husky Voices, and Menopause at 16: The Surprising Science

10

Muscle Building, Physical Function, and Anatomy 101: What Science Actually Says

11

When Brain Fog Isn't What You Think It Is

12

Your Therapist Might Be Missing the Menopause Connection

13

When to Work Out, Oral Health After 40, and Menopause Behind Bars

14

The Black Box Warning is Gone (And What That Actually Means for You)

15

Medical Myths Finally Getting Debunked (About Time)

16

The Mystery Pain Connection + Heart-Smart Foods + Why Muscle Matters

17

HRT and Eye Health: The Connection Doctors Are Just Starting to Talk About

18

Why Your Hangovers Are Worse Now (Plus the Best Menopause Exercise)

19

Patch Problems, Career Chaos, and the Research We're Missing

20

Myth-Busting Wednesday: Military Women, Menopause Doulas, and Mental Health

21

The Hidden Senses: How Menopause Messes With Hearing, Balance & Bladder

22

New Hot Flash Drug Hits NHS + The Menopause Marketing Explosion

23

Heavy Weights, Night Creams, and Smart Rings: Your Weekend Wellness Roundup

24

GLP-1s, HRT, and Why Your Gym Suddenly Has Menopause Classes

25

When Hot Flashes Aren't Hot Flashes (And Other Menopause Mix-Ups)

26

When Kegels Don't Work: Pelvic Floor Truth + Mental Health Blindspot

27

Estrogen Shortages, Weight Loss Wins, and Early Menopause Science

28

When Your Brain Plays Hide and Seek: Memory, Migraines & Misdiagnosis

29

Patch Shortage, Heart Risk, and the Cancer Question That Won't Go Away