Ovaries take on a surprising second role after menopause, study finds

New research has revealed that human ovaries do not become inactive after menopause but instead develop a significant second biological role. The discovery surprised scientists and could reshape understanding of the female reproductive system in later life. The finding adds to growing evidence that the body continues to function in unexpected ways well beyond reproductive years.

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