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Study: Hormone replacement therapy lowers dementia risk
Hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, may lower the risk for dementia among postmenopausal women, new data in Alzheimer’s & Dementia show.The findings — although not showing causality — align with recently published data, which showed that women who used estrogen-only menopausal hormonal therapy later in life had lower risks for clinical dementia diagnoses and functional and
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independent.co.uk
Scientists pinpoint when women should start HRT to cut dementia risk
The study also found that women who naturally had lower exposure to oestrogen over their lifetime seemed to have a 16 per cent reduced odds of dementia
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mirror.co.uk
HRT shown to reduce dementia risk as study shows best age to start taking it
Biggest ever study of HRT following 183,000 post-menopausal women in Britain shows how the treatment appears to boost cognitive health and cut dementia risk
