New Thinking in the Great Hormone Debate

Published On: September 27th, 2011

As the 25 million American women turning 50 in the next decade face a vexing question — whether to go on hormone-replacement therapy or not. Melinda Beck on Lunch Break looks at new thinking in the great hormone debate.

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