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Hormonal Treatment of Hot Flashes Still OK for Some: Experts
TUESDAY, Oct. 18 (HealthDay News) -- Women do have options when it comes to treating hot flashes and other symptoms of menopause, and these still include the short-term use of hormone replacement therapy using estrogen alone, experts conclude in a new consensus report.

Study: Women still have hot flushes/night sweats years after menopause
Women still have hot flushes and night sweats years after the menopause finds a new study published today in BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

Health Matters: Pros, cons of hormonal replacement therapy
The bottom line from all the research conducted and reported to date is 1. Talk openly with your doctor; 2. If you use HRT do so at the lowest dose that relieves symptoms and for the shortest time period; and 3. Avoid HRT if you have a history of cancer.

Osteoporosis kills 1,100 a month and causes millions needless agony
It is a crippling disease affecting thousands of women — and men — every year. Too often the warning signs are missed by doctors, with devastating consequences.

Letrozole: New breast cancer pill 'more effective' than current wonder drug Tamoxifen
Scientists in Boston found the drug letrozole cut the risk of cancer returning by a fifth and reduced death rates by 21 per cent.

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Additional Hysterectomy Hormone Resources:

1. Answers to FAQs and Articles about Hysterectomy and the Surgery
After hysterectomy, hormone replacement therapy would consist of estrogen alone (no need for progestins), usually given daily by pill or sometimes weekly or

2. What You Should Know About Hysterectomy and Hormone Replacement
What You Should Know About Hysterectomy and Hormone Replacement Therapy. Date updated: February 22, 2007 By Vivian M. Dickerson, M.D.