Risk factors for natural menopause before the age of 45: evidence from two British population-based birth cohort studies - BMC Women's Health

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Early menopause is associated with circumstances at birth, poor cognitive abilities and modifiable behavioral factors, reports a study published in BMCWomensHealth

We include a wide range of prospectively collected risk factors ensuring in all models that known and measured confounders are accounted for, but potential biases resulting from unobserved confounding is inevitable.

Our analysis investigates common risk factors for women born 12 years apart which may obscure cohort-specific relationships. We use a combined study because of the comparable study designs and measures but acknowledge the potential for bias in the harmonized data that may result from combining data from different studies which may in turn affect the generalizability of our findings.

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