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Menopause not gradual, body might experience a 'physiological cliff' around last period: Study

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Menopause not gradual, body might experience a 'physiological cliff' around last period: Study

The researchers said that such large datasets are rarely used in menopause research because they generally lack information about the age at which women had their last period

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