A quiet biological alarm is going off in American girls’ bodies. Periods are coming earlier, cycles are staying irregular longer, and the risks aren’t just “in their heads” — they’re written into their future health. Researchers are now tracing this shift through 71,000 lives, uncovering patterns that hit poor and racially marginalized communities the hardes… Continues…
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