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Mulheres que usam TRH têm menor risco de demência, sugere grande estudo
Um grande estudo que acompanhou mais de 180.000 mulheres na pós-menopausa no Reino Unido descobriu que aquelas que usaram terapia de reposição hormonal tinham 10% menos probabilidade de serem diagnosticadas com demência e 16% menos probabilidade de desenvolver Alzheimer em comparação com aquelas que nunca a usaram.
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Um estudo recente sugere que a terapia de reposição hormonal (TRH) pode reduzir o risco de demência em mulheres. Cientistas acompanharam mais de 180.000 mulheres na pós-menopausa no Reino Unido, tornando este o maior estudo do tipo. De acordo com as descobertas, as mulheres que usaram TRH tinham 10% menos probabilidade de serem diagnosticadas com qualquer tipo de demência. Além disso, o estudo revelou que elas tinham 16% menos probabilidade de serem diagnosticadas com Alzheimer, que é a forma mais comum de demencia, em comparação com mulheres que nunca haviam usado terapia de reposição hormonal.
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