Menopause Treatment Shows No Brain Effects After Decade
Conexiant
December 16, 2024
The KEEPS Continuation Study found no long-term cognitive differences between hormone therapy and placebo groups.
The study involved 275 women assessed approximately 10 years after the original KEEPS trial.
Participants received either oral conjugated equine estrogens, transdermal estradiol, or placebo for 48 months.
Cognitive performance was primarily predicted by baseline cognition and changes during the original trial.
The study population included women who began hormone therapy within 3 years of their final menstrual period.
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