New HRT review disappoints on breast cancer risk, says women's health expert

15 June 2008

Experts presenting their review of hormone replacement studies at the World Congress on the Menopause in Madrid, Spain, recommended that HRT for women in early menopause is safe after all. Yet, comments Marilyn Glenville, a UK authority on natural health for women, their findings relating to the 50-59 age group acknowledge that there is still an increase in breast cancer risk associated with taking HRT.

Dr Glenville, President for the Food & Health Forum at The Royal Society of Medicine, is author of one of complementary medicines retailer The Nutri Center's best selling health books, The New Natural Alternatives to HRT, which looks at how to stay healthy through the menopause and prevent osteoporosis.

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