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Dementia
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Episode # 88 • 08 Jul 2025
Hormone Replacement Therapy in Menopause: Risks, Benefits, & Myths Debunked
Menopause isn’t just a diagnosis—it’s a transition, and the way we treat it needs to change. Dr. Kelly Casperson joins Dr. Suzette Sutherland in this urogynecology crossover episode of BackTable to challenge outdated beliefs about menopause and hormone replacement therapy (HRT). They revisit the impact of the 1990s Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) study and explain how its findings—especially around synthetic hormones—were widely misinterpreted and continue to adversely influence patient and provider decisions today.
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Women's Health # 88
Jul 7, 2025
with Dr. Suzette Sutherland, Dr. Kelly Casperson
Menopause isn’t just a diagnosis—it’s a transition, and the way we treat it needs to change. Dr. Kelly Casperson joins...
1,400+ listens
Curbsiders # 478
Apr 6, 2025
with Dr. Anna Chodos, Dr. Leah Witt, Dr. Matthew Watto, Dr. Paul Williams
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Urology # 246
Jul 7, 2025
with Dr. Suzette Sutherland, Dr. Kelly Casperson
Menopause isn’t just a diagnosis—it’s a transition, and the way we treat it needs to change. Dr. Kelly Casperson joins...
1,500+ listens
ENT & Allergy # 37
Nov 15, 2021
with Dr. Jed Grisel, Dr. Joe Walter Kutz
Dr. Joe Walter Kutz talks with Dr. Jed Grisel about practice patterns treating patients with hearing loss, as well as...
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