A prospective study of hormone therapy and depression in community-dwelling elderly women: the three city study.

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A prospective study of hormone therapy and depression in community-dwelling elderly women: the three city study.

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International audience. Hormone therapy was not associated with a protective effect against the emergence of depressive symptoms in elderly postmenopausal women. However, discontinuing treatment could increase the risk of depressive symptoms. Data on the appropriate management of depression in the context of HT discontinuation among postmenopausal women require further investigation.

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