Study Finds Abrupt Changes in Bones, Liver, and Blood Fats at Menopause
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A large study has found that menopause triggers sudden shifts in bones, liver function, and blood fats. This research highlights menopause as a significant physiological transition, comparable to the changes experienced during puberty.
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