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In 2002, a study made women afraid of hormone therapy overnight. What the headlines did not mention: The women in the study were an average of 63 years old. They used horse-derived estrogen and synthetic progestin. And the actual number of additional events was tiny when translated to individual risk. The study that created decades of fear has been reanalyzed, reinterpreted, and largely contradicted by newer research. If you have been suffering because you are scared, you deserve the full story.
The Headlines Got It Wrong Here Is the Full Story
Separating decades of misinformation from what science actually tells us about hormone replacement therapy safety. If you're considering hormone replacement therapy, you've probably encountered some version of this fear: "Isn't HRT dangerous? Doesn't it cause cancer?"
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