Ellen Sullivan Mitchell
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Recent Articles
1.
Thomas A, Mitchell E, Pike K, Woods N
Womens Midlife Health
. 2023 Sep;
9(1):6.
PMID: 37667359
Background: Midlife is a time of increased responsibilities for women who have multiple roles including taking care of children, caring for elderly parents, managing households, and working outside the home....
2.
Mitchell E, Woods N
Menopause
. 2022 Oct;
29(11):1269-1278.
PMID: 36194847
Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the effects of menstrual cycle phases (postmenses and premenses), self-report of premenstrual syndrome (PMS), late reproductive stages (LRS1 and LRS2), and...
3.
Woods N, Mitchell E, Coslov N, Richardson M
Menopause
. 2021 Jan;
28(4):447-466.
PMID: 33470754
Importance And Objective: In 2001 Staging Reproductive Aging Workshop conferees described the late reproductive stage (LRS) of reproductive aging as preceding the onset of the menopausal transition, yet there has...
4.
Thomas A, Mitchell E, Woods N
Womens Midlife Health
. 2019 Feb;
5:1.
PMID: 30766725
Purpose: To examine the undesirable stressful life events midlife women experience, including: 1) which life events midlife women reported most frequently; 2) which life events women rated as most undesirable;...
5.
Thomas A, Mitchell E, Woods N
Womens Midlife Health
. 2019 Feb;
4:8.
PMID: 30766718
Background: Midlife, the period of the lifespan between younger and older adulthood, has been described as a period of transition in women's lives. Investigators studying midlife have focused on women...
6.
Mitchell E, Woods N
Womens Midlife Health
. 2019 Feb;
3:11.
PMID: 30766711
Background: Although there has been noteworthy attention to both depressed mood symptoms and majordepressive disorder during the menopausal transition (MT), recently investigators have questioned whether there is an over-pathologizing of...
7.
Woods N, Mitchell E
Womens Midlife Health
. 2019 Feb;
2:6.
PMID: 30766702
Background: The need for longitudinal, population-based studies to illuminate women's experiences of symptoms during the menopausal transition motivated the development of the Seattle Midlife Women's Health Study. Methods: Longitudinal, population-based...
8.
Taylor-Swanson L, Pike K, Mitchell E, Herting J, Woods N
Menopause
. 2018 Dec;
26(5):476-484.
PMID: 30531442
Objective: The purpose of this study was to test the association of two dimensions of self-awareness with hot flash (HF) severity. Methods: A subset of women from the Seattle Midlife...
9.
Woods N, Cray L, Mitchell E, Farrin F, Herting J
Biol Res Nurs
. 2018 Jan;
20(2):153-160.
PMID: 29334760
During the menopausal transition and early postmenopause, participants in the Seattle Midlife Women's Health Study (SMWHS) experienced one of the three symptom severity clusters identified through latent class analysis: severe...
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Thomas A, Ismail R, Taylor-Swanson L, Cray L, Schnall J, Mitchell E, et al.
Maturitas
. 2014 Jun;
78(4):263-76.
PMID: 24951101
Aims: Review controlled clinical trials of isoflavones and amino acid preparation effects on hot flashes and at least one other symptom including mood, sleep, pain, and cognitive function that women...