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Menopausal and postmenopausal women's risks for many diseases increases, and sticking to a healthy diet is one natural preventive measure. Recent studies that analysed the diets of peri- and postmenopausal Spanish women found vitamin D deficiency common.
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This is the first in series of useful health tips being put out by the doctors and specialists of Cleveland Clinic. It consists of useful information everyone can use.
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Teams of scientists led by Netherlands and U.S. investigators have identified genetic variants which affect the age when a woman reaches menopause.
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 Women who take estrogen after menopause appear to have a lower risk of breast cancer even years after they quit taking the hormone, indicates new research, which flies against previous studies suggesting a possible link between the hormone and breast cancer.
A reassessment of the NIH Women's Health Initiative study, which, in 2002, found that women taking estrogen were at higher risk of certain cancers and heart disease, has found that "mass fear" and not valid findings caused millions of women to unnecessarily suffer from menopause symptoms without the benefits of hormone replacement therapy.
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Eating a balanced, vitamin-rich diet can help postmenopausal women avoid serious health problems and diseases.
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