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HRT May Slash Dementia Risk by 25%
26 Aug
Summary
- HRT in midlife could reduce dementia risk by up to 25%.
- This finding stems from major research into hormone replacement therapy.
- The benefits are linked to taking HRT during midlife stages.
Major research indicates that hormone replacement therapy (HRT) taken in midlife could potentially decrease the risk of dementia by up to a quarter.
This finding highlights a significant health benefit associated with HRT during a crucial life stage.
The research focuses on the preventative capabilities of HRT against cognitive decline.
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