New Research Suggests HRT May Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk in Women
Women make up nearly two-thirds of the people who suffer from Alzheimer’s in the United States. They account for almost 4 million of the more than 6 million patients aged 65 and over who live with Alzheimer's in the country; they also have a one-in-five risk of developing the neurological condition at 65. Researchers from Alzheimer’s Research UK have now discovered that hormone replacement therapy (HRT) may be able to lower women’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s in their lifetimes. Past studies have determined that a gene called APOE4 may increase an individual’s risk of Alzheimer’s disease. In this new observational…











