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Early-onset menopause linked to increased symptoms of anxiety and depression
A study by the University of Oulu has found that women who entered menopause earlier than usual reported more symptoms of anxiety and depression than women of the same age who had not yet entered menopause.
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A University of Oulu study found that women who entered menopause earlier than usual reported higher levels of anxiety and depression symptoms compared to women of the same age who had not yet gone through menopause. The research, published in the journal Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, compared symptom reports between early‑onset menopausal women and their non‑menopausal peers. The findings suggest that early menopause may be linked to increased mental health challenges.
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