Short-term hormone replacement therapy may increase the risk of recurrent coronary events, but long-term therapy reduces risk

Susan R Heckbert

doi:10.1054/ebcm.2001.0426

Short-term hormone replacement therapy may increase the risk of recurrent coronary events, but long-term therapy reduces risk

Susan R Heckbert

https://doi.org/10.1054/ebcm.2001.0426

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Journal: Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Publication Date: Mar 1, 2002

Affiliation: University of Washington

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