- Hormone therapy taken during perimenopausal years slows down aging during menopause without increasing mortality risks, according to a new study.
- The reduction in aging was found to be most dramatic in women of lower socioeconomic status, leveling out their mortality risk with women in higher-income demographic categories.
- While hormone replacement therapy received well into menopause may deliver benefits, it also carries an increased risk of stroke, cancer, and dementia.
A new study finds that…
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