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Earlier menopause linked to faster biological aging
Original: Earlier menopause linked to faster biological aging, study finds
A new study has found that women who go through menopause earlier may experience faster biological aging. The research links the timing of menopause to measures of the body's biological age, adding to evidence that reproductive timing is tied to long-term health. Coverage so far is limited, and the study's size, methods and exact findings have not yet been detailed in the available reports.
Why now: A newly published study is drawing attention for linking menopause timing to biological aging.
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- Earlier menopause linked to faster biological aging, study finds · Medical Xpress
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