Brain fog' during perimenopause is real, and it can disrupt women's lives and careers. It's one of many cognitive impacts of ...

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Of course, science around estrogen and menopause—a noteworthy time of estrogen loss—is largely lacking: Research suggests ...

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Almost half of women don’t feel prepared for perimenopause and menopause, according to a new survey. It’s time to get informed.

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So it’s not surprising that the loss of estrogen can result in changes such as brain fog, Daniel says ... Studies indicate that menopausal women experience declines in these abilities.