How menopause can affect the brain


Exercising, as well as socialising with friends, both help to promote heart and brain health. — Photos: AFP

The menopause is a term for the cessation of periods because of a decrease in female hormone levels.

It occurs between the ages of 45 to 55 years in the majority of women, with a global average age of 50-51 years.

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