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Menopause:

Statement regarding the use of bisphenol A

Category: Menopause

The LA Times has an interesting story about a statement regarding the use of bisphenol A, a compound that has many uses in the plastics industry and also happens to have estrogenic effects. The scientists -- including four from federal...

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Thoughts on Approaching Hormone Therapy Data

Category: Menopause

I recently posted three "Basics"-style blurbs about menopause and hormone therapy (HT). If you missed it, they are here, here, and here. The field has gone through a lot of upheaval since the WHI studies in 2002, and I would...

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The Basics of Menopause and Hormone Therapy III: Cognitive Consequences

Category: Menopause

Postmenopausal women frequently complain about problems with attention and concentration, and increased forgetfulness. Controlled studies of the cognitive effects of menopause and HRT, however, have been controversial.

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The Basics of Menopause and Hormone Therapy II: Types of HRT and Physiological Consequences

Category: Menopause

This is the second of a series that examines menopause, hormone therapy, and consequences of each. Today's installment looks at the makeup of common hormones on the market, physiological consequences of hormone loss and replacement, and the Women's Health Initiative...

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The Basics: History of Hormone Therapy and Menopause

Category: Menopause

I thought I'd hop on the Basics bandwagon. Here's an oldy of mine with some menopause and hormone therapy background. WARNING: rampant pharmaceutical company sexism ahead. Do not attempt to communicate or reason with Zuska for at least 4 hours...

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Calls for Mendel's Garden submssions will close Sunday

Category: Menopause

The blog carnival Mendel's Garden got bumped because of the holiday. I've decided to post it this coming Monday, so I'm giving everyone until Sunday at 6pm EST to get their posts in!...

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And when you're in your bigger room...

Category: Academia

...you might not know what to do you might have to think of how you got started sittin' in your little room --The White Stripes...

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