Long-term aspirin and death risk for women: new study
Women who took low to moderate daily doses of aspirin had a reduced death rate, especially from heart disease, according to decades-long research.

US study links HRT use and breast cancer
US researchers have linked a drop in breast cancer rates to a parallel decrease in women's use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Women considering HRT should take these findings into consideration, and aim for the shortest duration of treatment and lowest dose, the researchers say.

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