Discusses the benefits and risks of hormone replacement therapy while considering current debates to identify where both the scientific community and the media have misreported research findings.

Presents an objective discussion of the benefits and risks of hormone replacement therapy while considering current debates to identify where both the scientific community and media have misreported research findings, in an account that also discusses the potential for "bioidentical" herbs. Reprint.

The recent findings on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) have left millions of women feeling angry, worried, and full of questions. This book cuts through the confusion to provide the true facts about what HRT can and can't do, what the true risks are, and the vital, reliable information needed to make the best, most informed choice for one's needs and lifestyle.

The decision making process that underlies ovarian hormone therapy (HT) is fallible. Thus, the decision for women to go on HT remains controversial. At a time when confusion still permeates the decision making with regard to HT, this book bridges diverse features that surround the decision making concerning HT. The book is written for both specialists and generalists in the field.