Women seem to sleep best at the end of menopause
A new study suggests that changing hormone levels during menopause affect women's sleep differently throughout the transition. The study included 365 women at all stages of menopause. Researchers found that postmenopausal women slept longer and more deeply than premenopausal women. The study also found that women with higher testosterone woke up less frequently after falling asleep.
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