Thinner women who take hormone-replacement therapy have a higher risk of developing breast cancer than heavier women, California researchers have found. The study also showed that the longer a woman used either estrogen-alone therapy or estrogen-plus-progestin therapy, the higher her risk of disease.
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HRT–hormone replacement therapy–used to be a common cure for the symptoms of menopause. Hot flashes, dry vagina, moodiness,... Read more »
Now that I’ve read and digested a few of the stories about the recent drop in breast cancer, most likely due to women not taking HRT... Read more »
That has to be the reaction of all women, whether we’ve had breast cancer or not, upon reading the stunning story in today’s New York... Read more »
At the San Antonio Breast Cancer Conference in December 2006 a major presentation linked the drop in new cases (incidence) of breast cancer... Read more »
Researchers studying medical histories say that the drop in breast cancer rates in 2003 and 2004 parallels the decrease in the use of hormone... Read more »
The timing and type of hormone replacement therapy menopausal women receive appears to determine their risk for breast cancer, a new study has found.... Read more »
Taking hormones after menopause appears to double a woman's risk of breast cancer, a federal study has revealed. Researchers say that even women who... Read more »
Several studies have shown that women who take hormone replacement therapy after menopause are at a greater risk of breast cancer. But now... Read more »
Taking hormone replacement therapy seems to increase long-term survival rates for breast cancer patients, according to a new study. Researchers say... Read more »