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That is the question many of endometrial cancer survivors have asked! The latest studies have suggested that HRT for early stage (stage 1) endometrial cancer is probably quite safe, so the answer is not the flat-out "no" that it used to be. See the press release announcing the results of this recent study of HRT after early stage endometrial cancer. http://www.canceroption.com/media/2000...
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