Study Links Social Disadvantage to Increased Health Risks in Women with Early Menopause

A new peer-reviewed study in *Menopause* journal reveals that cumulative social disadvantage, especially unemployment, significantly increases risks of all-cause mortality, cardiovascular disease, and dementia for women experiencing early natural menopause. This research underscores how social determinants of health can worsen adverse outcomes for the 6% of women globally affected, emphasizing the need for comprehensive patient assessment.