While the increased awareness around menopause and its symptoms is undoubtedly positive, weighing the risks and benefits of HRT is not always straightforward. “Many women find the research ...

But HRT does have risks. It might raise some women's odds for serious problems, including blood clots, strokes, heart attacks, and breast or endometrial cancer. Is HRT safe for you? Ask your doctor.

Detailed new analysis suggests HRT does not affect life expectancy - but has benefits and risks that need to be weighed-up by each individual and their medical team. The updated guidance says ...

Make an appointment with a healthcare professional to discuss the potential benefits and risks of hormone therapy with your individual medical history. They can help you evaluate your options to ...

Several recent studies have suggested HRT is a risk factor in various conditions, notably Alzheimer's - now UK boffins have ...

A new study by Liverpool John Moores University scientists suggests that women using Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) to ...

Modern HRT formulations — particularly those using bioidentical hormones and transdermal delivery methods, like patches and creams — offer big benefits with a low risk of adverse events ...

But now health guidelines from the US insist some forms of HRT should be snatched away when a woman turns 60 – claiming the benefits are far outweighed by serious risks from side effects.

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) counters the effects of menopause on total and ... Nonetheless, given the proven benefits of exercise, where practicable all patients, including those on HRT ...