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Stanford University

Marcia Stefanick Talks About Menopausal Hormone Therapy

Stanford University via YouTube

Overview

Explore the complexities of menopausal hormone therapy in this comprehensive lecture by Dr. Marcia Stefanick, Professor of Medicine at Stanford University. Delve into the controversies surrounding estrogen therapy for perimenopausal women, examining the physiological changes during menopause, common symptoms, and various treatment approaches. Learn about estrogen production, menopause symptoms, lifestyle interventions, and the latest research findings from studies like the Women's Health Initiative and the KEEPS trial. Gain insights into the effects of hormone therapy on osteoporosis, dementia, and overall aging. This informative talk provides valuable knowledge for women navigating the menopausal transition and healthcare professionals seeking to understand the latest developments in hormone therapy.

Syllabus

Intro
Estrogen Production
Cycles
Primary follicles
Menopause
Menopause Symptoms
Irregular Bleeding
Estrogen
Hot Flushes
Sleep Disturbances
Sleep Hygiene
Lifestyle Approaches
Phytoestrogens
Other Hormones
Preventing Aging
Premarin
Womens Health Initiative
The Dementia Study
Keeps Trial
Summary
Osteoporosis

Taught by

Stanford Health Care

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  • Kashish Garg
    Explore the complexities of menopausal
    hormone therapy in this comprehensive
    lecture by Dr. Marcia Stefanick, Professor
    of Medicine at Stanford University. I learned about estrogen therapy for perimenopausal
    women, examining the physiological
    changes during menopause, common
    symptoms, and various treatment
    approaches.

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