April 2014

Effects of hormone therapy on cognition and mood

Evidence continues to mount in support of a positive relationship between hormone therapy, cognition, and mood. Theories and mechanisms of estrogenic actions and reasons for discrepancies in results are discussed.
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Authors

Barbara Lynn Fischer, Psy.D., Carey E Gleason, Ph.D., Sanjay Asthana, M.D.

Volume 101, Issue 4, Pages 898-904

Abstract

Evidence continues to mount in support of a positive relationship between hormone therapy, cognition, and mood. Theories and mechanisms of estrogenic actions and reasons for discrepancies in results are discussed.

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