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Fascinating article about a topic we need to know and talk more about!

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[-] wolfylow@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

What an interesting article!

It’s enormously encouraging that this research is taking place, but not so much that they’ve run out of funding.

Also, as someone who started HRT a couple of years ago, this really resonated:

But I’m not just talking about enduring, I’m talking about living. These are two different concepts. Living, quality of life, diseases and the response to these are determined by the function of estrogen.

[-] leftylibra@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

exactly, I was super excited to see that science is digging deeper into estrogen's effects. We are seeing more proof that estrogen is necessary for so many of our bodily systems and for those of us in menopause, the proof is already there!

!menopause@lemmy.world

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