US Edition"Superorgan in the Second Attempt": that's Why the Brain Reinvents Itself After the Menopause
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There is a hormonal chaos behind the typical symptoms of menopause, but above all a profound transformation in the brain. Neuroscientists: inside show how much our thinking, feeling and remembering is affected by the falling oestrogen levels – and why the menopause is above all one thing: head thing. "What did I want to do in the kitchen again?" "What was my neighbor's name again?" If you have been asking these or similar questions more often la…
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