The role of HRT in improving cognitive abilities such as verbal memory continues to be debated, with lack of clarity around the role of menopausal estrogen lack, and hence the role of hormone replacement, along with the role of simply ageing.
Many women and healthcare professionals continue to be concerned about the association of HRT use and breast cancer.
Our sister charity, the British Menopause Society, has recently posted news on the findings of several studies relating to HRT.
A clinical guideline on the diagnosis and management of the menopause is in final preparation
For some women depression in their 40s can be hormonal as Ursula Hirschkorn - writing in The Telegraph, 30 June 2015 - found out, and since being treated with tailored Hormone Replacement Therapy her quality of life has vastly improved.
A study published today in The Lancet, looks at short-term use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and the possible increased risk of ovarian cancer.
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