Breast Cancer Risk Lingers After Stopping HRT

As Reported by The Washington Post. 2008 Mar 5

Women who have used hormone replacement therapy (HRT) continue to experience an increased risk of cancer after discontinuing treatment. Researchers also found an unexpected increase in lung cancer in these women. Some of the other risks associated with...

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