Menopause Postmenopause and Ageing

<p>Women live longer than men and one-third of the female population in Western societies is aged over 50. Postmenopausal health problems arising not only from ageing but also from oestrogen deficiency are therefore 'hot topics' for medical professionals.<br><br>The third in a series published on behalf of the British Menopause Society this book is authored by an international team of specialists who work in women's health during and postmenopause and discusses how specific postmenopausal health problems are thought to arise and what are today's most promising treatment options.<br><br>The book is split into three sections:<br>Section 1: Determinants of disease<br>Covers osteoporosis cardiovascular disease diabetes dementia breast gynaecological and bowel cancers.<br><br>Section 2: Common conditions<br>Covers the pathology effects of ageing and oestrogen levels symptoms impact on women's lives who and how to investigate drug and non-drug therapies in the following conditions: dementia myocardial infarction stroke osteoporosis arthritis incontinence.<br><br>Section 3: Care of an ageing population<br>Caring at home providing residential care.<br><br>Menopause postemenopause and Ageing provides a concise easy-to-read guide for the multidisciplinary team involved in the management of health problems after the menopause. This book will be a valued resource for gynaecologists general physicians geriatricians oncologists cardiologists and orthopaedic surgeons general practitioners nurse specialists medical students and all of those involved in providing healthcare to the menopausal woman.</p>