Example sentences for: menopause

How can you use “menopause” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • For example, the decision of whether or not to use hormone replacement therapy (HRT) after menopause involves weighing the benefits of treatment (immediate symptom relief, [ 12 ] decreased future risk of hip fracture [ 13 ] and possible decreased risk of coronary heart disease [ 14 15 ] ) against its risks (increased future risk of breast cancer [ 15 ] ). Framing effects appear to be smaller when both the beneficial and harmful effects of a treatment are included, [ 16 ] but little information is available to guide clinicians about how to explain complex risk information to their patients.

  • Or menopause.

  • However, in women who were over the age of 55 (n = 1091), that is, probably after the age of menopause at the time that their BMD was measured, a positive association of BMD and breast cancer was suggested (p = 0.04 for trend in a quartile comparison).

  • (Sheehy's key works in this regard are Passages , which deals with life up until one's 50s; The Silent Passage (1991), about menopause; New Passages (1995), about the second adulthood that begins in one's 50s; and Understanding Men's Passages (1998), about male menopause.)

  • Although no association between BMD and subsequent breast cancer incidence was found for all women in the cohort, a weak but significant association was seen in those over 55 years of age at the time of BMD measurement, i.e. post menopause.


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