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Warning over deadly 'broken heart syndrome' that silently haunts menopausal women without them knowing - and it's triggered by stress
The article warns about 'broken heart syndrome,' a deadly condition affecting menopausal women, often undetected, and triggered by stress. It highlights the silent nature of the syndrome and its connection to stress during menopause.
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