Menstrual Span Significantly Impacts Risk of Dementia Later in Life, New Study Reveals
LONDON, United Kingdom – A recent study conducted at University College London suggests that the age at which a person starts and stops menstruating may impact their risk of developing dementia later in life. The study, which analyzed health information from over 270,000 female participants, found that those who start their period at a younger age and go through menopause at an older age may have healthier aging brains, relatively speaking. Researchers discovered that individuals …