Sentence examples for entering menopause from inspiring English sources

In a large study among women entering menopause clinics, no association between menopausal age and type 2 diabetes was found (13).

Women entering menopause do not produce mature eggs, or produce them only occasionally, but still have primordial follicles.

Dr. Williams's interests extended to questions that evolution seemed not to answer well: Why should a woman forfeit her chance of having more babies by entering menopause?

And in another report, published in the June issue of Fertility and Sterility, doctors said younger women just entering menopause might be at risk of heart disease from the treatment.

The company stressed in letters sent to doctors last week that the Women's Health Initiative study had found a higher risk of breast cancer in women who had taken the drug for four years or more and that it had not questioned the drug's ability to relieve hot flashes, night sweats and other problems suffered by women entering menopause.

The decision to take hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a choice many women encounter when entering menopause.

The average age of the women in the study was 37, and none had entered menopause.

Did the findings really apply, they asked, to younger women, in their 50s, who had just entered menopause?

"We now know the objective is for a woman to enter menopause with maximum bone mineral density.

She noted that the average age of the women in the study of artery narrowing was 65, long after they had entered menopause.

After the operation a woman will no longer menstruate, although she will not enter menopause unless her ovaries are removed at the same time.