It’s no secret that women’s health changes after menopause. But a large new study shows this shift is not just a gradual dropoff in health.1 The transition, as researchers put it in their paper published in Nature Medicine, is “sharp and systemic.” Meaning, it happens fast, and it’s body-wide.
“When we saw the data, the hair on the back of our necks stood up,” senior author Uri Alon, a professor in the department of molecular cell biology at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, tells Lifespan Magazine.
Dr. Uri Alon The Data Behind the “Cliff” Alon’s team wasn’t expecting…
