Hormone therapy safe in early menopause-researchers
thestar.com.my     May 20, 2008            

LONDON (Reuters) - Women entering menopause should not worry about hormone replacement therapy -- despite a highly publicised study that put off many woman from the drugs, an international panel of experts said on Tuesday. Researchers told a global menopause summit in Madrid that a 2002 study... [read full story]                    


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