1 in 2 Women Will Break a Bone After Menopause. Estrogen Should Get an A. It Gets an F @DrStephanieEstima
1 in 2 Women Will Break a Bone After Menopause. Estrogen Should Get an A. It Gets an F  @DrStephanieEstima
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dr. Heather Hirsch on the quiet bone density crisis that follows menopause — and why the US Preventative Task Force keeps giving estrogen an F for primary prevention, even though every study shows it works. Watch the full episode at youtu.be/ME_mDKHK6jA

One in two women will suffer an osteoporotic fracture. That number got dramatically worse after 2002, when women stopped being offered HRT. The data on estrogen and bone health is not controversial. The politics around it are.

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1 in 2 Women Will Break a Bone After Menopause. Estrogen Should Get an A. It Gets an F

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