Matthew Nudy, MD, on estrogen's cardiovascular effects, risk assessment, and hormone therapy safety in younger menopausal women.
|Articles|March 20, 2012
Poll: Will you use a Flexible Approach to Hormone Replacement Therapy?
Author(s)OBGYN.net Staff
The North American Menopause Society has recently endorsed a flexible approach to the use of HRT that takes into account the individual patient’s needs, the type and timing of the therapy.
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The North American Menopause Society has recently endorsed a flexible approach to the use of HRT. This takes into account the individual patient’s needs, the type and timing of the therapy.
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