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Modern menopause hormone therapy and heart risk.

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  1. Nov 2, 2026
    LONG-TERM STUDY: NO RISE IN HEART ATTACKS OR STROKESEarly study · 52,330 women

    Modern menopause hormone therapy not tied to more heart attacks or strokes

    A study of health records from more than 52,000 women in Israel, followed for 12 years on average, found similar rates of heart attacks, strokes, clots and early deaths with or without today's hormone therapy.