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A new health report highlights that women who experience early menopause, particularly before age 40, may face a significantly higher risk of heart attack later in life. Researchers link this increased risk to the earlier loss of estrogen, a hormone that helps protect blood vessels and regulate cholesterol and blood pressure. Large studies show that premature menopause raises lifetime coronary heart disease risk by about 40%, even after accounting for other factors like smoking and diabetes. Experts stress that menopause timing can serve as an early warning sign, prompting doctors and women to monitor cardiovascular health more closely and adopt preventive lifestyle changes early.
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