From U.S. National Science Foundation:

Menopause is a natural stage in life that affects all women as they age. It is often accompanied by physical, physiological, emotional and cognitive changes that can significantly affect health. Nearly 85% of women in the U.S. report symptoms associated with menopause. Despite its widespread impact, menopause has received relatively little attention in biomedical research.

Since menopause often coincides with the development of age-related chronic diseases, understanding the body's physiological changes during this period is crucial. Researchers are turning to advanced technologies like artificial intelligence to enhance risk prediction, prevention and symptom management, addressing both the immediate symptoms of menopause and menopause-related complications like osteoporosis, cardiovascular diseases and cognitive decline.

By analyzing large volumes of data, including genetic markers, hormone levels and behavior, AI is enabling scientists to discover previously undetected variations in women's biological changes. These insights are leading to more accurate diagnoses and enabling the development of personalized treatment strategies, ultimately improving health outcomes and enhancing quality of life.