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September/October 2003 • Volume 12 • Number 5 Hormones, Menopause, and HIV Infection Newer and more effective treatments are enabling AIDS patients to live longer. As a result, more female AIDS patients are approaching menopause and going through the menopause transition. This article addresses many of the menopause-related issues for HIV-infected women. Kamemoto L • p. 8 view PDF (408K) Menopause and Systemic Hormones in the HIV-Infected Woman Utian WH • p. 5 view PDF (80K) Endometrial Ablation for Perimenopausal Menorrhagia Endometrial ablation can offer a safe, effective, and minimally invasive treatment option for perimenopausal menorrhagia. This article discusses this treatment, the diagnostic work-up of perimenopausal abnormal uterine bleeding, and the screening and counseling necessary for patients considering endometrial ablation. Roy K, Mattox J • p. 13 view PDF (120K) Special News Update • p. 21 NAMS News • p. 31 Reprints and permissions Requests for reprints of Menopause Management articles or permissions to use article content may be sent to Jennifer Kenny at jkenny@menopausemgmt.com.

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