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For decades, menopause research has revolved mainly around the ovaries and the changing levels of hormones in the bloodstream. But modern science is painting a broader, more dynamic picture — one that extends deep into our muscles, bones, and mitochondria. At Deakin University’s Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition (IPAN), Professor Séverine Lamon and her team have been mapping how women’s skeletal muscle changes throughout adulthood. Their latest studies explore how