Democrats laud FDA move to lift estrogen therapy warning

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The House Democratic Women’s Caucus praised the FDA and HHS Secretary Kennedy Jr. for removing the black-box warning on estrogen-based hormone replacement therapy, saying the change reflects science-based regulation. They urged continued research into safety and effectiveness, increased menopause research funding, better labeling and postmarket oversight, in a letter to Kennedy and FDA Commissioner Makary, with signatures from a broad group of Democratic lawmakers.
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