Is ovarian cancer really a “silent disease”? In this episode, Dr. Barbara “Menopause” Taylor challenges one of the biggest myths about epithelial ovarian cancer—and explains why the warning signs are so often missed.

Dr. Taylor breaks down how symptoms can be quiet, vague, and easy to dismiss as everyday menopause complaints like bloating, abdominal changes, or urinary issues. She also explains the critical difference between “silent” and “subtle,” helping listeners understand why early recognition matters.

If you’ve ever wondered which symptoms deserve attention—or worried about overlooking something important—this episode offers clear, practical insight without unnecessary fear.

Visual learner? Find the corresponding Menopause Taylor YouTube video here.

Click here for more about one-on-one consultations and Dr. Taylor's menopause resources.

Looking for a roadmap to successful menopause management? Dr. Taylor's new ebook, How to Win at Menopause: A Guide to Raising - and Winning- Your Game Your Way, will bring confidence and clarity to your menopause journey. Avoid common pitfalls and learn to navigate a healthcare system that focuses more on disease than prevention, where many professionals lack the relevant education and/or the motivation to help you.

What if your cancer risk factors aren’t separate at all—but deeply connected? In this episode, Dr. Barbara 'Menopause' Taylor zooms out to see the big picture of epithelial ovarian cancer risk.

Instead of isolated causes, you’ll learn how genetics, lifestyle, reproductive history, inflammation, and even stress all overlap—creating a powerful “vicious cycle.”

This is the last episode focused on risk factors so be sure you're are able to connect the dots. Next up: symptoms of epithelial ovarian cancer.

Visual learner? Find the corresponding Menopause Taylor YouTube video here.

Click here for more about one-on-one consultations and Dr. Taylor's menopause resources.

Looking for a roadmap to successful menopause management? Dr. Taylor's new ebook, How to Win at Menopause: A Guide to Raising - and Winning- Your Game Your Way, will bring confidence and clarity to your menopause journey. Avoid common pitfalls and learn to navigate a healthcare system that focuses more on disease than prevention, where many professionals lack the relevant education and/or the motivation to help you.

In this episode, Dr Barbara 'Menopause' Taylor delivers a zoomed out review of the risk factors for Epithelial Ovarian Cancer. Presenting the whole truth and whole story is a fundamental part of this menopause education. Knowing the limitations matters.

From mixed data and overlapping cancer types to the challenges of studying a rare disease, you’ll discover why some so-called risk factors are… well, a little “flimsy, flaky, and fakey.” We break down what’s solid, what’s uncertain, and why it matters for understanding your own risk.

Visual learner? Find the corresponding Menopause Taylor YouTube video here.

Click here for more about one-on-one consultations and Dr. Taylor's menopause resources.

Looking for a roadmap to successful menopause management? Dr. Taylor's new ebook, How to Win at Menopause: A Guide to Raising - and Winning- Your Game Your Way, will bring confidence and clarity to your menopause journey. Avoid common pitfalls and learn to navigate a healthcare system that focuses more on disease than prevention, where many professionals lack the relevant education and/or the motivation to help you.

Can endometriosis turn into cancer? It’s a question many women quietly worry about—and in this episode, Dr. Barbara 'Menopause' Taylor tackles it head-on.

You’ll get a clear, step-by-step look at what endometriosis actually is, how it develops, and why it can behave in ways that seem alarmingly similar to cancer. But here’s the key: similar doesn’t mean the same.

Dr. Taylor breaks down the real connection, the actual level of risk, and why the answer is more nuanced than a simple yes or no. If you’ve ever been confused—or concerned—about endometriosis and cancer, this episode brings clarity and reassurance.

Visual learner? Find the corresponding Menopause Taylor YouTube video here.

Click here for more about one-on-one consultations and Dr. Taylor's menopause resources.

Looking for a roadmap to successful menopause management? Dr. Taylor's new ebook, How to Win at Menopause: A Guide to Raising - and Winning- Your Game Your Way, will bring confidence and clarity to your menopause journey. Avoid common pitfalls and learn to navigate a healthcare system that focuses more on disease than prevention, where many professionals lack the relevant education and/or the motivation to help you.

Can your mindset impact your cancer risk? In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Barbara 'Menopause' Taylor explores the surprising connection between psychological health and epithelial ovarian cancer.

From chronic stress to clinical depression, you’ll learn how “caring too much” or “caring too little” can quietly influence your body in powerful ways. Dr. Taylor unpacks why these often-overlooked factors are now gaining attention—and just how significant their impact may be.

If your life ever feels a little too “crazy,” this episode might change the way you think about stress, mental health, and long-term wellness.

Visual learner? Find the corresponding Menopause Taylor YouTube video here.

Click here for more about one-on-one consultations and Dr. Taylor's menopause resources.

Looking for a roadmap to successful menopause management? Dr. Taylor's new ebook, How to Win at Menopause: A Guide to Raising - and Winning- Your Game Your Way, will bring confidence and clarity to your menopause journey. Avoid common pitfalls and learn to navigate a healthcare system that focuses more on disease than prevention, where many professionals lack the relevant education and/or the motivation to help you.

What does inflammation have to do with ovarian cancer? In this episode, Dr. Barbara 'Menopause' Taylor breaks down the unique role inflammation plays in epithelial ovarian cancer.

From endometriosis to talcum powder use, and pelvic inflammatory disease—Dr. Taylor explains the the common thread that links them all.

If you’ve ever wondered how everyday biological processes can quietly increase risk, this episode connects the dots in a clear, eye-opening way.

Visual learner? Find the corresponding Menopause Taylor YouTube video here.

Click here for more about one-on-one consultations and Dr. Taylor's menopause resources.

Looking for a roadmap to successful menopause management? Dr. Taylor's new ebook, How to Win at Menopause: A Guide to Raising - and Winning- Your Game Your Way, will bring confidence and clarity to your menopause journey. Avoid common pitfalls and learn to navigate a healthcare system that focuses more on disease than prevention, where many professionals lack the relevant education and/or the motivation to help you.

In this episode of her epithelial ovarian cancer series, Dr. Barbara 'Menopause' Taylor tackles one of the most familiar—and most powerful—risk categories: your lifestyle.

From what you eat to how active you are, she explains how everyday habits like diet, alcohol, smoking, inactivity, and weight can quietly increase your risk—not just for ovarian cancer, but for breast cancer too. You’ll discover why saturated animal fat, alcohol, and smoking act as “cancer enhancers,” and how even a sedentary lifestyle or higher BMI can raise your risk.

With her signature humor, Dr. Taylor shows that whether you’re a “party animal” or a “couch potato,” both extremes can lead to the same outcome.

By the end, you’ll see how your daily choices add up—and how shifting your lifestyle may be one of the most powerful ways to lower your risk.

Visual learner? Find the corresponding Menopause Taylor YouTube video here.

Click here for more about one-on-one consultations and Dr. Taylor's menopause resources.

Looking for a roadmap to successful menopause management? Dr. Taylor's new ebook, How to Win at Menopause: A Guide to Raising - and Winning- Your Game Your Way, will bring confidence and clarity to your menopause journey. Avoid common pitfalls and learn to navigate a healthcare system that focuses more on disease than prevention, where many professionals lack the relevant education and/or the motivation to help you.

In this episode of her epithelial ovarian cancer series, Dr. Barbara 'Menopause' Taylor explores how your reproductive history can shape your risk.

Dr. Taylor explains why the number of menstrual cycles you have in your lifetime may be one of the most important factors. The more cycles your ovaries go through, the higher your risk tends to be. Dr. Taylor also unpacks the surprising protective role of hormonal birth control, which can reduce ovarian cancer risk by about 20% for every five years of use.

Along the way, she tackles confusing questions about infertility, menstrual timing, and the controversial debate around HRT.

By the end of the episode, you’ll see how the story of your own reproductive life—from your first period to menopause—can help explain your personal risk for epithelial ovarian cancer.

Visual learner? Find the corresponding Menopause Taylor YouTube video here.

Click here for more about one-on-one consultations and Dr. Taylor's menopause resources.

Looking for a roadmap to successful menopause management? Dr. Taylor's new ebook, How to Win at Menopause: A Guide to Raising - and Winning- Your Game Your Way, will bring confidence and clarity to your menopause journey. Avoid common pitfalls and learn to navigate a healthcare system that focuses more on disease than prevention, where many professionals lack the relevant education and/or the motivation to help you.