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Ethical problems with bioidentical hormone therapy
2007
International journal of impotence research
The term 'bioidentical' hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) is widely misunderstood by the patient population and misrepresented in patient literature. Within the clinical community, BHRT is currently being prescribed by some as an 'innovative therapy' with no published evidence in peer-reviewed journals that it is better than the current standard of care; in at least one case, BHRT is being used as a study agent in unregulated and unethical research involving very high doses of estrogen and
doi:10.1038/sj.ijir.3901622
pmid:18075509
fatcat:nre4wmrmjjdgxlidirocgxoesi