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Saturday, August, 30, 2008

Study Suggests HRT Increases Stroke Risk

by  sagacious
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Related: High Blood Pressure More Tags>High Blood Pressure And Heart Attack , High Blood Pressure And Stress , Lifestyle Changes To Control & Improve High Blood Pressure  Fewer Tags>

A study published recently suggests that postmenopausal women taking hormone therapy have an increased risk of stroke. Read more http://medheadlines.com/2008/04/29/study-suggests-hrt-increases-stroke-risk/ 

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