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Harmful exposures during the Gulf War put women veterans at risk of early menopause
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Harmful exposures during the Gulf War put women veterans at risk of early menopause
Women veterans from the Gulf War may be three times as likely to experience early menopause as a result of harmful environmental exposures during service, according to a study. Released in the Women’s Health Issues journal, the study looks at environmental exposures during military service in the 1990-91 conflict and their effect on reproductive health in women. The researchers, led by Carolyn Gibson, found that in their sample of 384 Gulf War-d…
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