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Interestingly, women in Japan also do not get many menopausal symptoms that we recognize in the West. Many menopausal symptoms could also be a hysterical thing.
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So for my undergrad thesis, I studied the correlates between hemochromatosis and multiple sclerosis from an anthropological lens, and basically spent two semesters writing a 50 page literature review on the topic. I think undergrad theses should stick to a literature review, as if you want to carry that research on into your masters you have a strong base to work with, and if not you have done serious research into a topic, giving you a plethora of skills that can be transferred into any masters, regardless if that masters is thesis or course based.
Also, based on what you're interested in, check this book out. I read it for a class, and I think it would connect really well with what you are looking to do.
Medical Anthropology: A Biocultural Approach https://www.amazon.ca/dp/0199797080/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_uqNAyb0JRT5N4