Menopause and Memory
The conversation delves into the complex relationship between menopause and Alzheimer's risk, highlighting that many women experience no symptoms during perimenopause, which correlates with healthier brain function. As symptoms intensify, there appears to be a potential link to lower brain energy levels, raising questions about future Alzheimer's vulnerability. Researchers are actively seeking better cognitive tests to diagnose early signs of memory issues, particularly in younger women.In this clip
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