Medical Xpress August 1, 2024
Because of the aging of the ovaries, a woman’s fertility gradually declines, and she eventually enters menopause. The onset of menopause puts women at a significantly higher risk of various diseases such as cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis.
A new study suggests that a shorter reproductive lifespan is linked with a higher risk of multimorbidity. Results of the survey are published online in Menopause in a paper titled “Association between reproductive lifespan and multimorbidity among Chinese postmenopausal women.”
The effect of reproductive-related factors on women’s health has become a focus of interest and study in recent years. Previous studies have identified the ovaries as one of the earliest and most rapidly aging organs in the female body. This aging process causes...
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