Stanford Professor and national steering committee chair of the Women’s Health Initiative, Marcia Stefanick, PhD, addresses the public on the benefits/risks of menopausal hormone therapy at the 2011 Women’s Health at Stanford Forum.
http://med.stanford.edu/profiles/prevention/researcher/marcia_stefanick
http://womenshealth.stanford.edu/
http://prevention.stanford.edu/

Although hormone supplements have been implicated in increased rates of breast cancer, they appear to mitigate the mortality risk of breast cancers that do develop. Compared with women who did not use hormone therapy, women who took estrogen-progestin were 63 percent less likely to die from breast cancer while those who took oestrogen alone were 30 percent less likely.

Sarah Marshall, speaking at the 2008 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.

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Interview with Mr. Dan Holtz, the CEO of Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center. The difference between hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and bio-identical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT)
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Which hormones can be optimized in both men and women to improve health and vitality?
There are several energy producing hormones in both men and women which sustain an age related decline, and can be optimized to a more youthful level.
I had a chance to talk to Mr. Dan Holtz, CEO Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center. For more information, visit www.bhrcenter.com 888-316-1218

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