Study Finds Menopause Triggers Abrupt Body-Wide Physiological Changes

Study Finds Menopause Triggers Abrupt Body-Wide Physiological Changes

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New research published in Nature Medicine reveals that menopause is characterized by sudden, 'cliff-like' biological changes affecting multiple body systems. Some of these physiological changes can be detected more than a decade before the final menstrual period, suggesting a shorter timeframe for menopause-related changes than previously understood.

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