Hormone replacement therapy for all?

doi:10.1136/bmj.313.7066.1205c

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Women must choose for themselves

Tom Marshall

Registrar in public health Northamptonshire Health Authority, Northampton NN1 5DN

EDITOR,—Philip Toozs-Hobson and Linda Cardozo assert that “there are three main reasons why many who would benefit do not take oestrogen supplementation,” but they offer no evidence to support this assertion.1 They then state that women who believe that the menopause is a natural event are wrong. Aside from being irrelevant to the merits or otherwise of using hormone replacement therapy, this view ignores the …