Is hormone therapy safe for the heart?

A new study shows that women can have menopause symptoms, like hot flashes, for longer than expected. Because of this, more research is looking at how hormone therapy affects health over time. The study suggests that specific estrogen-based therapies may reduce the risk of heart disease. These findings will be shared at the 2024 Menopause [...] Read Full Article At: Is hormone therapy safe for the heart?

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