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Menopause is a silent killer of women's mental health

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Evidence Summary

This claim has not yet been reviewed against the literature.

The claim is somewhat sensational and may not accurately represent the relationship between menopause and mental health. While menopause can have significant effects on mental health, describing it as a 'silent killer' may be misleading.

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Menopause: The Silent Killer of Women's Mental Health

Herstasis Health Foundation

The video presents a brief personal narrative from Jennifer about how menopause affected her mental health, describing it as a silent threat.

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Menopause is a silent killer of women's mental health — Evidence Review — MenHealth Digest