HRT in Perimenopause May Reduce Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
New Scientist1 min read57 words
Taking hormone replacement therapy (HRT) during perimenopause may help protect against cardiovascular disease, according to recent reports.
Studies suggest that hormone replacement therapies can lower the risk of heart attacks and stroke, but the effectiveness of these treatments depends on when they are initiated.
Thus, the timing of HRT initiation is crucial for its potential cardiovascular benefits.
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