Menopause and Alzheimer's
A groundbreaking discovery reveals a potential link between menopause and the increased risk of Alzheimer's in women. As estrogen levels decline during perimenopause, certain proteins associated with the disease may rise, prompting women to reconsider their health strategies. One researcher shares her proactive approach, emphasizing lifestyle changes, hormone tracking, and the importance of mental clarity during this transitional period.In this clip
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