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The Women's Enron
Woodman, Sue | September 2, 2002 issue

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The author analyzes the issues associated with the negative health effects of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) on women in the U.S. She explores the controversies surrounding the use of HRT, including the claims against pharmaceutical companies offering them. An overview of various studies on the risks associated with HRT is presented. The author claims that evidence on HRT complications is definitive.

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HORMONE therapy -- Complications; DRUGS -- Side effects; PHARMACEUTICAL industry; HEALTH; EDITORIALS; UNITED States
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