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BACKGROUND: There is a prevalence peak of depression in the perimenopause, with this reproductive phase being considered a window of vulnerability due to major biopsychosocial changes.
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Sleep Disturbance and Perimenopause: A Narrative Review [PDF]
Background/Objectives: Perimenopause, impacting 80–90% of women, encompasses a range of vasomotor, urogenital, cognitive, and psychiatric symptoms associated with the fluctuation and gradual reduction of gonadal hormones.
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Sleep During the Perimenopause: A SWAN Story
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Using Longitudinal Data to Define the Perimenopause by Menstrual Cycle Characteristics
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