Menopause Biomarkers May Predict Dementia Risk
Medical Xpress1 min read58 words
Women undergoing menopause frequently report cognitive and emotional changes, including brain fog, anxiety, and sleep disturbances, alongside physical symptoms like hot flashes. These experiences are attributed to alterations in the brain that occur during this transitional period.
The research suggests that menopause leaves a distinct neurological fingerprint that could potentially serve as a predictor for future dementia risk.
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