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Intersecting Burdens: Comorbidity, Symptom Severity, and Structural Gaps in Menopausal Care (MARIE WP2a Study)

2025-09-16

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Abstract Objective Menopause, whether natural, medical, or surgical, is a universal yet heterogeneous health transition shaped by biological, psychological, socio-cultural, and systemic factors. Despite growing awareness in the UK, the experiences of those with multimorbidity, neurodivergence, reproductive trauma, or abrupt menopause remain under-represented in research and underserved in policy. This study aims t...

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e95a4ff2-bbab-5c88-b40f-abd352f74982
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10.20944/preprints202509.1406.v1
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