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hormone-replacement therapy |
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Expectations for hormone-replacement therapy for postmenopausal women have turned topsy-turvy in recent years. Sally Schumacher described the first large-scale study of whether estrogen can prevent or delay dementia, using the products Premarin or Prempro, the hormone-replacement therapy already being taken by millions of postmenopausal women. Although women taking hormones were less likely to get colorectal cancer or to break a hip than were women on the inert pill, the positives of so-called hormone-replacement therapy weren't enough to offset the negatives, the authors say. |
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