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Ovarian removal

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  1. Ovarian removal raises the risk of neurologic disorders.

    “ovarian removal or dysfunction influences systemic inflammation and increases susceptibility to cardiovascular and neurologic disorders”

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    The importance of ovary-immune interactions in the context of age and disease

    Frontiers in neuroendocrinology29 Jan 2026

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Brain scans may help distinguish neurological disorders

An observational study used brain scans from 22,258 healthy participants as references for 4,132 patients, finding distinct patterns across neurological conditions.An observational study used brain scans from 22,258 healthy participants as references for 4,132 patients, finding distinct patterns across neurological conditions.

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Spinal cord charts map age patterns and disease differences

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New postoperative depression links to higher dementia risk

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