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1 .This is Scientific American 60-Second Mind, I'm Christie Nicholson. Got a minute?

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2 .Women have plenty to deal with during menopause.

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3 .There are mood fluctuations and hot flashes.

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4 .And now a study adds documented memory loss.

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5 .In previous studies, women reported that they had memory lapses during menopause.

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6 .But this new study wanted to see if there was an objectively arrived-at connection.

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7 .Researchers tested 68 women between ages 44 and 62 years on their attention and recall.

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8 .All the women had reported having at least 35 hot flashes per week.

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9 .One test involved looking at a line drawing for 10 seconds and then trying to reproduce the figure immediately afterward.

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10 .The complexity of the drawing increased over 10 trials.

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11 .In another test researchers read out a string of numbers and the subjects had to repeat the numbers back.

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12 .Women who'd reported trouble remembering indeed performed poorly on tests involving memory.

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13 .And those who had more, and more extreme, hot flashes did worse on the tests than those who had fewer and less intense hot flashes.

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14 .The study is published in the journal Menopause.

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15 .The study shows that memory issues are indeed associated with menopause.

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16 .Although in the midst of a hot flash, that assurance might be cold comfort.

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17 .Thanks for the minute, for Scientific American 60-Second Mind. I'm Christie Nicholson.

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