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Perimenopausal women have 40% higher risk of depression, study suggests

Perimenopausal women have a 40% higher risk of suffering depression compared to those with no menopausal symptoms, according to research led by UCL researchers.
Perimenopausal women face a significantly higher risk for depressive symptoms and diagnoses than premenopausal women, as concluded by the study.
Post-Menopausal women did not show a significantly increased risk for depressive symptoms compared to premenopausal women, as indicated by the researchers.

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The Guardian

Perimenopausal women have 40% higher risk of depression, study suggests

Researchers examined data from seven studies involving more than 9,000 women around the worldPerimenopausal women have a 40% higher risk of experiencing depression than premenopausal women, a global analysis of research suggests.Experts from University College London (UCL) found women could be vulnerable to depression in the run-up to their periods stopping, with the development of new cases or existing symptoms worsening. The research underline…

21 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Perimenopausal women ‘40% more likely to suffer depression’

Women typically go through the menopause aged 49 to 52, which has been highlighted previously as the point at which women experience the highest rates of depression

21 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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CNN

Perimenopause may spike risk of depression, study finds

Women are more likely to experience depression in the perimenopause stage than those who aren’t experiencing any menopausal symptoms, a new study has found.

21 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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KRDO

Perimenopause may raise risk of one mental health condition by 40%, study finds

By Kristen Rogers, CNN (CNN) — In the years leading up to menopause, a person can experience a multitude of symptoms, including emotional shifts such as depression. Now, a new study has quantified the risk of depression during the transition, known as perimenopause — showing that women in this stage are about 40% more likely to experience the mental health condition than premenopausal women. “Our findings show just how significantly the mental h…

21 days ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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