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Menopause Management for the Millennium CME
Author: Rogerio A. Lobo, MD
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Release Date: December 13, 2000; Valid for credit through December 13, 2001

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Contents of This CME Activity
    Abstract
    Introduction
    The Physiology of Menopause
    Reproductive Decline and Menopause
    Hormonal Changes With Established Menopause
    How Do Women Perceive Menopause?
    When Do Women Perceive They Are Undergoing Menopause?
    How Do We Manage Menopause Today?
    Preventive Medicine for Postmenopausal Women
    Diet and Exercise
    Therapeutic Intervention in Menopause: What Are the Options?
    New Treatments for Osteoporosis in the Pipeline
    SERMs: A Mini Course
    Hormone Replacement Therapy: Status in 1999
    Women's Perception of HRT
    Risk/Benefit Assessment of HRT
    The Benefits of HRT
    The Risks of HRT
    HRT in the Context of Disease
    Hormonal Regimens
    The Progestogen Question
    Tibolone: Another Progestogenic Form of HRT
    Current Progestin Regimens
    Compliance Issues With HRT
    Menopause and Sexuality: Is There a Role for Androgen Therapy?
    Conclusions
    References

 
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