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Scientists Studied 1 Million Women Before Menopause—One Pattern Stood Out

Researchers found abrupt changes in hormones, bone health and organ function before menopause, while menopausal hormone therapy softened many shifts.

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Researchers found women face a sharp “physiological cliff” before menopause, though hormone therapy may help ease the impact.

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Scientists studied 1 million women before menopause—one pattern stood out

Researchers found women face a sharp “physiological cliff” before menopause, though hormone therapy may help ease the impact.

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Study with a Million Women Shows: Menopause Hits the Body Harder than Expected

The menopause apparently changes the body more abruptly than thought. A study with data from over a million women provides new insights.

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What happens to the body during menopause? New research hints at a biological ‘cliff’

Certain health markers seem to “jump” during menopause, according to a new study, but it’s unclear why

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Scientific American broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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