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Study Finds Estrogen-Only Menopausal Hormone Therapy Linked to Lower Alzheimer's Risk
A Stanford study published in Neurology suggests that estrogen-only menopausal hormone therapy may lower the risk of Alzheimer's-related brain changes and dementia in women. The study analyzed data from over 21,000 participants and found that those using estrogen-only therapy had a significantly reduced likelihood of developing Alzheimer's pathology and dementia. The researchers call for further clinical trials to confirm these findings.
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A Stanford study published in Neurology suggests that estrogen-only menopausal hormone therapy may lower the risk of Alzheimer's-related brain changes and dementia in women. The study analyzed data from over 21,000 participants and found that those using estrogen-only therapy had a significantly reduced likelihood of developing Alzheimer's pathology and dementia. The researchers call for further clinical trials to confirm these findings.
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