Menopause Might Become Optional for Women
What: New tech and drugs like rapamycin aim to extend ovarian function.
Key Line: “You want to extend normal heart function… but slowing ovarian aging touches a very different note.”
Menopause Might Become Optional for Women
What: New tech and drugs like rapamycin aim to extend ovarian function.
Key Line: “You want to extend normal heart function… but slowing ovarian aging touches a very different note.”
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