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When will you reach menopause? WebMD explains what factors into your menopause age.
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More doctors have become aware of cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBTI), a nondrug treatment that can improve sleep by helping patients change beliefs and behaviors.
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Remote schooling, the economic downturn, and potential sickness also play a role in stress and risk levels.
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