Hormone Replacement Therapy and Heart Disease - a podcast by Osceola Regional Medical Center

There are studies that have shown that estrogen replacement in women may actually increase the risk of heart disease and that is no longer recommended. It used to be that woman may take estrogen replacement for menopause thinking that it had a protective factor in the terms of heart attacks is no longer the case and it is important to take that message to the community so those people taking estrogen replacement pills stop doing it, because there are studies that have shown to increase morality in those patients.

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