Estrogen and Breast Cancer: Is There a Link?

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Author(s): Gever Marcy Portnoff

Issue: Jan/Feb 1998 - Hormone Replacement
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Abstract: This article provides a look at recent and ongoing research investigating the existence of a link between estrogen use and breast cancer. The author covers menopause (symptoms and risks), benefits and risks of estrogen replacement and new developments in research.

Related Keywords: Cancer

Related Categories: CANCER AND AIDS, HRT, MENTAL HEALTH

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