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Byline: Marie McCullough
PHILADELPHIA _ Although some women beg to disagree, a landmark government study finds no evidence that hormone therapy enhances the quality of life for women after menopause.
For decades, many doctors and women have believed that hormones make women feel better by improving such hard-to-assess things as mood, memory, vitality, insomnia and sexual satisfaction.
The study rebuts this idea. While estrogen and progestin are effective for relieving hot flashes and vaginal dryness _ problems that the drugs are approved to treat _ women who do not have those menopausal symptoms will not feel better over the long term than women taking placebo…
Source: HighBeam Research, Study rebuts claims that hormones improve post-menopausal life.