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Hormones like estrogen play a critical role in health, and research is ongoing about how estrogen levels impact the risk of developing certain conditions.
A recent study found that women who had their first period at age 12 or younger had a decreased risk for dementia.
The researchers suggest that estrogen exposure at a later age may also have a reduced risk.
This resear Dementia have certain limitations.
The researchers used data from the U.K. Biobank, which doesn’t necessarily reflect all populations.
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