Short-Term Hormone Therapy for Menopause Won't Harm Women's Brains

Women having hot flash, menopause

Key Takeaways

  • Ten years of follow-up shows no risk or benefit to women's cognition after four years of hormone replacement therapy

  • The therapy for menopausal symptoms won't cause any harm, researchers say, but it won't boost thinking or memory skills

  • More research is needed into other facets of brain health, they add

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