A new Withings health study identifies universal physiological trends in women, noting that US participants record the highest night-time heart rates during the premenstrual week.
The press release announces a study by Withings on menstrual cycles, which is not financial news and has no expected market impact.
Withings released a comprehensive health study analyzing data from 69,000 women across 11 countries. The findings reveal consistent physiological patterns, including decreased deep sleep and elevated night-time heart rates during the premenstrual phase.
The study identifies consistent physiological changes, specifically a drop in deep sleep and an increase in night-time heart rate, occurring during the premenstrual week globally.