Women's Brains Age Differently Than Menopausal Women

Nero scientist sandrin toure leads the adult neurogenesis and mental health laboratory at kings college london. Her research is just beginning to shed light on how and why women's brains age differently than those of men. Menopas are a stage in life that most people associate with changes in the body rather than brain function. But when women say they have hot flashes, nic swets, insomia, memory lapses, passion, anxiety, those symptoms don't start in the ovaries. They start in the brain.