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Menopause is the permanent loss of ovarian reproductive function. Irrespective of symptoms, menopause causes silent biological changes that may increase women's risks of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, and some cancers.
Research to inform policy and improve clinical practice is needed, including further research in areas such as the safety of MHT and the role of hormones in treatment of mood disorders at perimenopause and menopause. The impact of menopause on women's work engagement in Australia is not known.
This MJA perspective shares more.
Authors: Susan R Davis and Karen Magraith
Article Type: Perspective
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