estrogen is effective for treating depression in perimenopausal women

July 2001

There's growing evidence that estrogen is effective for treating depression in perimenopausal women.

We know that estrogen can improve mood...now there's evidence it can actually treat clinical depression in perimenopausal women.

Estrogen has numerous effects on the brain that are thought to improve mood and cognition.

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Table of Contents

recent meningitis outbreaks
if the FDA is going to pull Synthroid from the market
Stroke ACE inhibitors and diuretics can prevent recurrent stroke
Cardiology whether alpha blockers are safe for treating hypertension
Cardiology Treating anemia with erythropoietin seems to improve cardiac function in patients with moderate to severe heart failure
Lyme Disease one dose of doxycycline after a tick bite can PREVENT Lyme disease
Migraine new triptan for migraines called Axert (almotriptan)
Hematology & Oncology men who eat moderate amounts of fatty fish have a lower risk of prostate cancer
Hematology & Oncology Xeloda for colon cancer
Oral Health using pilocarpine eyedrops ORALLY to treat severe dry mouth
Alzheimer's Disease new guidelines that urge earlier intervention for Alzheimer's
Diabetes whether angiotensin receptor blockers should be used to prevent nephropathy in type 2 diabetes
Allegra-D tablets in their stool
Women's Health estrogen is effective for treating depression in perimenopausal women
Generics Many significant new generics will soon hit the market