estrogen DOESN'T reduce the risk of dementia in older women

August 2004

There's now evidence that estrogen DOESN'T reduce the risk of dementia in older women...and might actually INCREASE the risk.

Thinking about estrogen and dementia has come full circle.

Earlier observational studies suggested that estrogen might prevent or delay the onset of dementia in older women.

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Table of Contents

The latest national cholesterol guidelines now recommend more aggressive cholesterol-lowering
Dermatology Avandia or Actos for psoriasis
Diabetes cinnamon for type 2 diabetes
Infectious Diseases increase in serious diarrhea and colitis caused by Clostridium difficile
Infectious Diseases new rapid ORAL HIV screening test called OraQuick Advance Rapid
Gastroenterology An IV form of Prevacid (lansoprazole) is hitting the market
Pediatrics just 1 or 2 tablets of certain drugs can kill a toddler
Pediatrics zinc should be added to methylphenidate for ADHD
Substance Use Disorder new national campaign to help stop diversion of common household products to manufacture methamphetamine
Women's Health if it's safe to take antidepressants during pregnancy
Women's Health estrogen DOESN'T reduce the risk of dementia in older women
Men's Health How long must men wait to use nitroglycerin after taking Viagra, Levitra, or Cialis
Cardiology Which antihypertensives are best for patients with hypertension AND proteinuria
Cardiology new questions about whether aspirin or warfarin is beneficial for patients with heart failure
As drug costs go up, more patients will stop taking their meds