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Taking HRT pills for less than a year puts women at risk of deadly blood clots, study finds

Daily Mail Health · 23 September 2026 at 23:33

Taking HRT pills for less than a year puts women at risk of deadly blood clots, study finds

Hormone replacement therapy pills can increase the risk of potentially fatal blood clots by 60 per cent, a major study has found.

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Taking HRT pills for less than a year puts women at risk of deadly blood clots, study finds

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