Research Links Premature Menopause and Late-Night Snacking to Heart Disease Risk

New research indicates that women experiencing premature menopause face an increased risk of stroke and heart failure. Separately, studies suggest that late-night snacking can also elevate the risk of heart disease.

9 Jun, 18:34 — 9 Jun, 18:34

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EL PAISMostly Factual5d ago

Women who experience premature menopause are at greater risk of stroke and heart failure

A study with more than 111,000 participants confirms that early hormonal loss leads to cardiovascular risk — with nearly double the impact in low-income countries

By Almudena Barragán Gaspar

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Research Links Premature Menopause and Late-Night Snacking to Heart Disease Risk

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Women who experience premature menopause are at greater risk of stroke and heart failure

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Kako kasnonoćno grickanje povećava rizik od srčanih bolesti

Women who experience premature menopause are at greater risk of stroke and heart failure

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