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What is 'evidence-based'?
'Evidence-based' means decisions are made using the best available scientific research. In this story, researchers found many menopause supplements lack this crucial evidence, meaning there's no strong proof they actually work or are safe. It's a key principle in healthcare to ensure treatments are effective and don't cause harm.
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