SWAN analysis: Sleep, not VMS alone, drives quality-of-life decline in menopause

SWAN data from 2066 women demonstrate that sleep disturbance has a greater independent effect on health-related quality of life than VMS alone, with the combination of both symptoms producing the most pronounced impact on physical functioning and energy—findings that support prioritizing sleep as a treatment target alongside vasomotor symptoms in menopausal care, according to Pauline M. Maki, PhD.

For more on sleep disturbance and VMS, see: https://www.contemporaryobgyn.net/conferences/sleep

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