A study found that black cohosh was no better than a placebo to control menopause symptoms. What other options are out there if this one doesn't work for you? A news video explores.

Brief article presents the benefits of black cohosh for menopause, and also offers some alternative solutions and even foods you should avoid during menopause (like coffee!).

While black cohosh is used primarily to treat menopause symptoms, blue cohosh is used more for childbirth and gynecologic conditions. Learn the differences between the two cohoshes here.

Physicians sometimes warn that black cohosh can mean nasty consequences for your immune system. Are herbal products a precursor to liver disease?

Black cohosh is gaining in popularity as a treatment for some of menopause's unpleasant symptoms. But how does it work, and how safe is it?

Want to help out with research into black cohosh's use in menopause symptom treatment? Consider participating in a clinical trial. Find a list of current U.S. trials here.

It's probably easier just to run to the drug store, but it is possible to grow black cohosh. Hey, it's even said to be a good insect repellent!

Before you try black cohosh for your menopause symptoms, bone up on your general menopause knowledge with this helpful video series. You'll find information on symptoms, management and much more.

Quite a few studies have been conducted on black cohosh's use in treating menopause symptoms and other disorders. This article does an excellent job of presenting details in an easily-understood manner.

Although it's an herbal medication, black cohosh is still considered a drug. Learn all about its uses and contraindications here before you begin any sort of treatment.

Here's an excellent introduction to black cohosh, often used in menopause treatment. Find background information, uses and warnings here.

Wondering what's going through your physician's mind as you discuss black cohosh for menopause? Here's an article directed to medical professionals, with a wealth of details on things like pharmacology and dosage.