HRT in midlife linked to lower dementia risk in women, study finds

For generations, the question of hormone replacement therapy has sat at the intersection of risk and relief, with women and their physicians weighing uncertain tradeoffs in the shadow of menopause. Now, a convergence of peer-reviewed research suggests that midlife HRT use may reduce a woman's risk of developing dementia by roughly a quarter — a finding significant enough to appear across the world's leading health publications simultaneously. The protective benefit appears to depend not merely on whether a woman uses hormone therapy, but on when she begins it, introducing the concept of a biol

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