Early Menarche Alert: Study Finds More Girls Start Menstruating Before 12, Linked to Health Risks

By Tejal Somvanshi

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The shift in menarche age to 11.9 years  signals emerging health  concerns.

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Irregular menstrual cycles now more common, posing risks like diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.

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Data from over 70,000 women unveils crucial insights into changing menstrual patterns.

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Participants from diverse backgrounds reveal broader implications across racial and socioeconomic lines.

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Body mass index at menarche provides clues to the early onset phenomenon.

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Environmental factors, from diet to pollution, identified as influencers of menstrual health.

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The study's findings urge immediate action to mitigate health disparities among young women.

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Technology aids in understanding menstrual health, leveraging data from Apple devices.

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Experts call for enhanced focus on menstrual health as a pivotal aspect of women's healthcare.

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