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Re: Hormone-Taking Is Linked to DementiaFrom: Dr. Ainsworth (ainsron@sbcglobal.net)Wed May 28 12:58:19 2003
That is a good point, also true of doctors who continue to prescribe it in "the same old way." I'm always baffled when a patient expresses a great deal of concern about the small, but real side effect profile of the medication I am prescribing or the recommended treatment risks and then she continues to refuse to quit smoking because she gets nervous and gains weight, in spite of huge, well documented risks of heart disease, stroke, and cancer, while she additionally continues to complain about her difficulty breathing caused by her unremitting asthma. What we need to do is market a new brand of HRT that also contains nicotine, they will get so addicted they won't care about the risks, in fact, they will beg us to prescribe more to them.
>soon, any patient willing to accept a prescription for prempro will
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