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Hormone Replacement Therapy Cognition

Meaning

Hormone Replacement Therapy Cognition refers to the specific effects, both positive and potentially negative, that the administration of exogenous hormones has on various aspects of brain function, including memory, executive function, and mood. In clinical practice, the appropriate and timely use of HRT, particularly bio-identical sex steroids, is often associated with improved verbal memory and reduced risk of cognitive decline in deficient populations. The precise impact is highly dependent on the type, dose, timing, and duration of the hormonal regimen relative to the onset of deficiency. It highlights the neuroendocrine connection to mental acuity.