Study Finds Postmenopausal Ovaries Remain Biologically Active

Study Finds Postmenopausal Ovaries Remain Biologically Active

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This new study from Northwestern University and the Buck Institute challenges the common belief that ovaries become inactive after menopause. Researchers examined ovaries from 28 women and found that even decades after menopause, ovaries continue to remodel, showing increased inflammation and structural changes.

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