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HRT - what is it?

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Presentation title: HRT - what is it?
Author(s): Gambacciani M.
Date: 12 May 2006
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HRT what is it?

Guidelines for Hormone Treatment of Women in the Menopausal Transition and beyond

DEFINING TERMS USED TO DESCRIBE MENOPAUSAL HORMONE TREATMENT (MHT)

HRT vs HT why we have to keep the “R”

Estrogen Loss and Hormone Replacement Manifestations of Health Risks Over Time

Pre WHI era Benefits and risks of HRT

“The extent to which beliefs are based on evidence is very much less than what believers suppose.” Bertrand Russell

EVIDENCES IN MEDICINE

HRT and cancer

Established and probable risk factors for breast cancer


Absolute Risk of Breast Cancer



AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, 1998

OC lung cancer protection supported

Women Health Initiative Trial

Risk of Breast Cancer in the WHI, after 5.2 years of CEE/MPA administration

Effects of CEE on Breast Cancer and Mammography Screening in Postmenopausal Women With Hysterectomy

Unopposed Estrogen Therapy and the Risk of Invasive Breast Cancer the Nurses' Health Study, a prospective cohort study, 28 835 women

Annual risks & benefits after 7 years of E-only HT (Adapted from US WHI Study, 2004)

Low-dosage micronized 17 beta-estradiol + calcium prevent bone loss in postmenopausal women.

Number of Hot Flushes

Estrogen deprivation and Symptomatic PMW

Non-hormonal menopause therapies 'not as effective as estrogen'

Emerging Directions in Hormone Replacement Therapy

The Replacement Concept

Age –specific HRT use

Age –specific Hormone Initiation NHS 1976-2000

The reasons to take HRT

Two to three years of HRT in healthy women have long-term preventive effects on bone mass and osteoporotic fractures

The OP epidemic Fx incidence and perimenopausal HRT

ULTIMATE HRT EFFECTS

ULTIMATE HRT EFFECTS

Mortality Associated with HRT in Younger and Older Women A Meta-analysis

First-year CHD and vascular events with HRT use in 2 trials of younger PMW and expected annual rates in women in the USA and Europe


Aging and Methylation of the ER




HRT 2006 Conclusions

HRT SELECTION CRITERIA the need for different choices and combinations


Guideline and Recommendations

Risk of Incident AD: The Effect of HRT


HRT after menopause

Baseline characteristics: observational studies versus WHI

POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS

CLIMACTERIC HEALTH CARE

A final thought from a pioneer :

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric



WHI POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

Effect of HRT-ERT on CHD in PMW Timing of initiation, Data From WHI

First-Year CHD and Vascular Events With HT Use in 2 Trials of Younger Postmenopausal Women and Expected Annual Rates in Women in the United States and Europe

Estrogen plus progestin and risk of venous thrombosis: the WHI clinical trial

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

Risk of breast cancer in the WHI

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric


IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric

IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric


IMS Guidelines for Women during the Climacteric


physical changes during the climacteric

linee guida essenziali per il trattamento ormonale sostitutivo (HRT) in menopausa

Passive and active smoking and breast cancer risk in Canada, 1994-97. The Canadian Cancer Registries Epidemiology Research Group





ERT and the reduction of fracture


WHI Results at the 5.2 years Absolute Risk or Benefit of CEE/MPA


WHI Results


Review of Observational Studies Published From 1975-2000
 
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