Perimenopause
Disease2 papersMeSH D047648
- Humans1
Trial sponsors
McGill University Health Centre/Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre
1 trialPhase 4100 people
1 trialPhase 480 people
University of British Columbia
1 trialPhase 359 people
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
1 trialPhase 2/3172 people
1 trial150 people
1 trial120 people
Konya Beyhekim Training and Research Hospital
1 trial100 people
Funding
National Institute on AgingUS$6.8mWellcome Trust£4mNational Institute of Mental HealthUS$765.6k7 grants since 2006
National Institute of Child Health and Human DevelopmentUniversity of RochesterUS$416.1k2026–2028
Perimenopause in Brain Aging and Alzheimer's Disease
National Institute on AgingUniversity of ArizonaUS$5.1m2006–2031
National Institute on AgingUniversity of Tx Md Anderson Can CtrUS$629k2026–2028
National Institute on AgingRosalind Franklin Univ of Medicine & SciUS$696.3k2026–2031
Aberrant dopamine system function in a rodent model of perimenopause: relevance to psychosis
National Institute on AgingUniversity of Texas Hlth Science CenterUS$317.2k2023–2028
The immunobiological mechanisms of depression in perimenopause
National Institute of Mental HealthVan Andel Research InstituteUS$765.6k2024–2029
Mental illness in perimenopause: Longitudinal predictors and preventive treatment opportunities
Wellcome TrustIcahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai£4m2026–2031
Latest
81Exploring Biopsychosocial Factors Contributing to Suicide among Individuals in Perimenopause
Insulin resistance rose faster around menopause
For a modelled reference woman, an insulin resistance measure rose 4.3% yearly during the transition, compared with 1.2% before and 0.9% after.For a modelled reference woman, an insulin resistance measure rose 4.3% yearly during the transition, compared with 1.2% before and 0.9% after.