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• Titles

  • The future of hormone therapy what basic science and clinical studies teach us
  • Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences; v. 1052
  • Wiley Online Library
  • Wiley InterScience

• Attribution

  edited by Meharvan Singh and James W. Simpkins

• Publication Details

  E-Resource, New York Academy of Sciences, 2005

• Availability

• Authors

  • Singh, Meharvan, 1967
  • Simpkins, James W
  • New York Academy of Sciences

• Genre

  • Congresses

• Subject

  • Hormone therapy — Congresses

• Notes

  • June 2005

  • Title from title screen (viewed May 29, 2008)

  • Access restricted to subscribers

• Contents

  Surgical menopause, estrogen, and cognitive function in women: what do the findings tell us?/ by Babara Sherwin
  Menopausal hot flashes and development of cognitive impairment/ by Anna Ratka
  Depression, the perimenopause, and estrogen therapy/ by Peter J. Schmidt
  Is the estrogen controversy over?: deconstructing the women’s health initiative study: a critical evaluation of the evidence/ by S. Mitchell Harman.[et al
  Investigative models for determining hormone therapy- induced outcomes in brain: evidence in support of a healthy cell bias of estrogen action/ by Roberta Diaz Brinton
  Estrogen: a neuroprotective or proinflammatory hormone?: emerging evidence from reproductive aging models/ by Farida Sohrabji

• ISBN

  • 1573315842
  • 9781573315845
  • 1573315850
  • 9781573315852

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