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The later entry into the menopausal is associated with lower damage to blood vessels in the brain
A new study showed that women who have been exposed to estrogen longer during their lifetime have less signs of damage to small blood vessels in the brain in st.
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N1 SerbiaThe later entry into the menopausal is associated with lower damage to blood vessels in the brainN1 SerbiaThe later entry into the menopausal is associated with lower damage to blood vessels in the brain9 recorded states
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