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Unraveling Menopause: Symptom Prevalence and Severity Across the Transition—Insights from the Australian Women’s Midlife Years (AMY) Study
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Unraveling Menopause: Symptom Prevalence and Severity Across the Transition—Insights from the Australian Women’s Midlife Years (AMY) Study

Posted by By MedXY 08/22/2025
The AMY Study highlights vasomotor symptoms, particularly hot flushes, as key indicators of perimenopause onset, challenging traditional cycle-based definitions and underscoring the need for tailored symptom management across diverse reproductive stages.
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