Hormone Therapy Insights
A recent literature review reveals that out of 25 studies on hormone replacement therapy for women with a history of breast cancer, only one indicates an increased risk of recurrence. This study, known as the habits trial, is often cited, but it’s crucial to note that 24 other studies show no increased risk and some even suggest improved longevity. The findings emphasize the importance of evaluating the methodologies and contexts of these studies to fully understand the implications for breast cancer survivors.In this clip
From this podcast
The Dr Louise Newson Podcast
138 - Explaining what the evidence shows to offer choice to women after breast cancer, with Avrum Bluming
Related Questions
Can hormone replacement therapy (HRT) be used in women who had breast cancer?
What are the specifics of the studies on Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) and its link to breast cancer risk?
Can women with a history of estrogen-positive breast cancer take hormone replacement therapy (HRT) as discussed in the episode #42–Avrum Bluming, M.D. and Carol Tavris, Ph.D.: A compelling case for hormone replacement therapy and the clip Hormone Therapy Insights?