Sex steroid hormones are implicated in the cognitive processes of the adult brain. Among studies reporting a positive effect of estrogen replacement therapy (ERT) on cognition, the most consistent evidence is that it enhances verbal memory and visuospatial functions. In the present study we investigated the effect of ERT on cognition and on brain morphology in healthy postmenopausal women, taking into account the distinction in current and past ERT users
Starting from fetal life, estrogens are crucial in determining central gender dimorphism, and an est...
Besides their key role in reproduction, estrogens have effects in several organs in the body, as con...
Objective Previous studies suggest that estrogen therapy (ET) either improves or has a neutral effec...
Prior research shows that menopause is associated with changes in cognition in some older women. How...
The present study was designed to explore whether the frontal lobe hypothesis of cognitive aging may...
The effects of exogenous estrogen administration on aspects of memory and cognition in women were ex...
Starting from fetal life, estrogens are crucial in determining central gender dimorphism, and an est...
Menopause is a major reproductive-related event in a woman’s life, occurring naturally at around the...
Menopause is a major reproductive-related event in a woman’s life, occurring naturally at around the...
Estrogens are known to be protective in age-associated cognitive changes in humans and in neurodegen...
Investigations of the effects of estrogen replacement on cognitive function in healthy older women h...
Rationale: Estrogen concentrations decline with age and menopause is often followed by an accelerati...
Recently, new findings allow us to suggest that lifelong exposure to endogenous estrogens could be a...
Starting from fetal life, estrogens are crucial in determining central gender dimorphism, and an est...
Besides their key role in reproduction, estrogens have effects in several organs in the body, as con...
Starting from fetal life, estrogens are crucial in determining central gender dimorphism, and an est...
Besides their key role in reproduction, estrogens have effects in several organs in the body, as con...
Objective Previous studies suggest that estrogen therapy (ET) either improves or has a neutral effec...
Prior research shows that menopause is associated with changes in cognition in some older women. How...
The present study was designed to explore whether the frontal lobe hypothesis of cognitive aging may...
The effects of exogenous estrogen administration on aspects of memory and cognition in women were ex...
Starting from fetal life, estrogens are crucial in determining central gender dimorphism, and an est...
Menopause is a major reproductive-related event in a woman’s life, occurring naturally at around the...
Menopause is a major reproductive-related event in a woman’s life, occurring naturally at around the...
Estrogens are known to be protective in age-associated cognitive changes in humans and in neurodegen...
Investigations of the effects of estrogen replacement on cognitive function in healthy older women h...
Rationale: Estrogen concentrations decline with age and menopause is often followed by an accelerati...
Recently, new findings allow us to suggest that lifelong exposure to endogenous estrogens could be a...
Starting from fetal life, estrogens are crucial in determining central gender dimorphism, and an est...
Besides their key role in reproduction, estrogens have effects in several organs in the body, as con...
Starting from fetal life, estrogens are crucial in determining central gender dimorphism, and an est...
Besides their key role in reproduction, estrogens have effects in several organs in the body, as con...
Objective Previous studies suggest that estrogen therapy (ET) either improves or has a neutral effec...