Your UTI Might Not Be a UTI — Plus HRT, Dementia, and Achy Joints
This episode covers three research stories that touch on things many women in menopause are living with but may not have names for. We look at a major UK study on HRT and dementia risk, an NPR report on why recurring UTI symptoms are often misdiagnosed, and a newly named condition that finally puts a label on joint pain and muscle changes during menopause. Key Takeaways: • A UK study of more than 180,000 postmenopausal women found HRT users were 10% less likely to develop any dementia and 16% less likely to develop Alzheimer's — but timing appears to matter, and this is association, not proof…
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