How does menopause affect my risk of heart disease?

When menopause hits and estrogen levels decrease, a woman's risk for heart disease goes up, making lifestyle choices even more important. Cardiologist Suzanne Steinbaum, DO, explains how menopause and loss of estrogen impacts heart disease risk.

Taking these steps can help keep your heart healthy—and could improve menopause symptoms.

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