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New research highlights subtle but impactful voice changes during menopause due to decreased estrogen levels, which can affect women, especially those who rely heavily on their voice professionally. These changes are under-studied and often overlooked, but understanding them could lead to better support and interventions for women experiencing menopause.
Kelly Clarkson's Las Vegas residency faced last-minute cancellations of her opening shows, surprising her crew and fans, amid reports of vocal health concerns and personal struggles. Despite her heartfelt social media explanation, the abrupt cancellations caused disappointment and frustration among attendees and staff.
Adele has announced the postponement of the remaining 10 shows of her Las Vegas residency due to health issues affecting her voice. The singer shared the news on Instagram, explaining that she had been struggling with her health and her doctor made the decision to save her vocal cords. This is not the first time Adele has canceled or postponed her Vegas residency, as she previously cited delays and Covid-related issues. Fans have been supportive of her decision to prioritize her health, and more information will be available for ticket holders soon.
As we age, our voices naturally change due to hormonal shifts and age-related conditions. Women may experience a deeper, rougher voice after menopause, while men may develop presbylarynx, resulting in a hoarser, weaker voice. To maintain vocal health, experts recommend singing in the shower, staying hydrated, practicing good posture, and avoiding smoking and excessive shouting. Additionally, a recent study suggests that consuming full-fat dairy, such as whole milk, may not be detrimental to heart health and could even have potential benefits, including a lower risk of metabolic syndrome and aiding in weight management.
Morgan Wallen was forced to cancel his concert in Mississippi due to losing his voice and being unable to sing. The cancellation came just minutes before his set, according to fans in attendance. Wallen is currently in the midst of the U.S. leg of his One Night At A Time World Tour, which marks his first-time ever headlining stadiums across the globe for multiple nights. Wallen's next scheduled tour date will take place in Grand Rapids, MI at Van Andel Arena on April 27.