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Liana Hwang
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Writer, Chatelaine
Calgary, Canmore
Beats
Menopause , Gender Equity , Tea , Environmental Issues
Content
By Liana Hwang| Chatelaine Verified It’s not the craziest idea we’ve ever heard. Vaginal estrogen cream can help plump up and moisturize the vagina in perimenopause and post-menopause, so could it do the same for your face? We asked Dr. Shafeena Premji, a Menopause Society-certified family physician in Calgary, and Dr. Sandy Skotnicki, a Toronto-based dermatologist, for their insight. Here’s what they told us. What is vaginal estrogen? Estrogen is one of the hormones prescribed as menopausal hormone therapy.
By Liana Hwang| News Decoder@ The past year was so stressful, we all need to take a breather. Funny thing is, that’s just what the doctor has ordered.@ A path through a redwood forest in Northern California.
By Liana Hwang| Chatelaine Verified It’s not the craziest idea we’ve ever heard. Vaginal estrogen cream can help plump up and moisturize the vagina in perimenopause and post-menopause, so could it do the same for your face? We asked Dr. Shafeena Premji, a Menopause Society-certified family physician in Calgary, and Dr. Sandy Skotnicki, a Toronto-based dermatologist, for their insight. Here’s what they told us. What is vaginal estrogen? Estrogen is one of the hormones prescribed as menopausal hormone therapy.
Company Info
Chatelaine
Chatelaine is a prominent Canadian women's magazine that has been in publication since March 1928. Founded by the Maclean Hunter Publishing Company, it was designed to appeal to a different audience than the publisher's other titles. The magazine's name, chosen through a contest, refers to the historical role of housewives managing the home. Chatelaine covers a wide range of topics relevant to women, including lifestyle, health, food, fashion, relationships, and current affairs. It serves as a valuable resource for Canadian women, providing insightful journalism and practical advice. The magazine is available in both print and digital formats, reaching a diverse readership across Canada. Throughout its history, Chatelaine has addressed important issues affecting women, including social and political topics, and has been a platform for discussions on women's rights and empowerment.
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Founded: 1928