Signal
Large-Scale Meta-Analysis Identifies Perimenopause as Peak Risk Window for Clinical Anxiety Symptoms
Summary
A review of 21 studies involving 24,523 women reveals that perimenopausal and postmenopausal women face significantly higher odds of anxiety compared to premenopausal cohorts, with the transition phase marking a critical period for mental health intervention.
The finding adds to the evidence in Menopause & Midlife and Mental Health. Read it alongside earlier studies asking the same question. Companies whose products depend on clinical proof feel this kind of result first.
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