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Menopause leaves a fingerprint that may predict dementia risk
As women go through menopause, they often sense that it's not just their bodies changing, but also their minds. They report hot flashes, anxiety, brain fog and trouble sleeping—all symptoms that can be traced back to the brain.
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Women experiencing menopause often report hot flashes, anxiety, brain fog, and sleep problems, symptoms that appear to originate in the brain. Researchers at UC San Francisco have identified biological evidence supporting these reports. The study links the hormonal changes of menopause to measurable changes in brain function. This finding suggests a physiological basis for the cognitive and emotional shifts women describe during this life stage.
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