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Don’t let your Georgia Access plan auto-renew: Rates are rising up to 40% for 2027
By Sharon Lee
Women veterans may face more than twice the odds of early menopause
Cynthia Harper
Cynthia Harper
Reporter · Rome, GA
Cynthia Harper is a health advocate and a graduate of the University of Georgia with over 6 years of reporting experience. She has contributed to local health magazines and newspapers, focusing on wellness and public health issues. Cynthia aims to inform the Rome community about health initiatives and access to services.
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Hone Health reports that women veterans are over twice as likely to experience early menopause, linked to PTSD and PFAS exposure, increasing health risks.
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