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The permanent end of menstrual cycles — diagnosed after 12 consecutive months without a period — as the ovaries stop releasing eggs and estrogen and progesterone fall. It marks the close of the reproductive years (typically around age 51) and drives changes in temperature regulation (hot flashes), sleep, mood, bone density, and cardiovascular and metabolic health.

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