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In the SWAN study, 2,362 women had their memory tested over about four years. Learning gains stalled during perimenopause, then came back after menopause.
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In the SWAN study, 2,362 women had their memory tested over about four years. Normal learning gains stalled during perimenopause, then came back after menopause. Log your brain-fog days and see your own pattern.
2,362 women had their memory tested over about four years; normal learning gains stalled in perimenopause and came back after menopause.
Greendale et al., Neurology, 2009 (SWAN study, 2,362 women)Greendale GA et al. Effects of the menopause transition and hormone use on cognitive performance in midlife women. Neurology 2009;72:1850-1857.
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