Ovaries Might Take on an Immune Function After Menopause

According to Nautilus, researchers have found that ovaries may continue contributing to the body well into and beyond menopause. Rather than going dormant after a woman's reproductive years end, these organs might actually take on new immune functions. It's a finding that could reshape our understanding of how female bodies adapt over a lifetime.

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