The Real Truth About Hormone Replacement and Dementia

Oprah Daily·Jul 20

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There is conflicting information about the relationship between hormone replacement therapy and dementia risk. Some reports suggest that hormone replacement therapy does not increase the risk of dementia, while others imply that it may have a beneficial effect on cognitive health if taken at the right time. The issue remains unclear, with some medical professionals disagreeing with recent decisions regarding the therapy's effects on dementia risk.

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