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Recent genome-wide association studies of age at menarche identified several obesity-related variants.
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Context: The relationship between age at menarche and cardiovascular disease remains unclear.
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This sharp reduction occurred between the second and fourth years after menarche.
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There was a decrease in size-corrected BMD in the year before menarche.
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You could follow precisely the change in age of menarche over the century.
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It may explain how late menarche is a risk factor for forearm osteoporosis.
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No relationship emerged with age at menarche, at menopause or other menstrual factors.
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Age at menarche and growth up to adult height were recorded.
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Symptoms appear most often after menarche and are secondary to hematocolpos.
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Objectives: In western populations, young age of menarche is associated with increased cardiovascular risk.
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Two recent studies found an inverse association between age at menarche and all-cause mortality.
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A survival analysis regression model is described for analyzing twin data on the age-at-menarche.
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Conclusion: Women with lower age at menarche may have reduced survival into old age.
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Cardiovascular risk factors were obtained from physical examination; age of menarche was obtained from self-report.
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The main outcome measures were body size, presence or absence of menarche and dental practices.
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In multivariate analysis, age at menarche and increasing parental BMI remained significant risks in girls.
