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Cancer: Managing Symptoms | Last Active: Nov 11, 2023 | Replies (52)
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This particular study sought to find inflammation as a mediator of low estrogens and cognitive changes, and notes that there is no empirical evidence for that. However, throughout the article, it notes that their search found numerous studies demonstrating that chronic low E2 levels are associated with cognitive impairments in both human and animal studies.

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cfacarol | @cfacarol | Dec 10, 2019

Thanks, you are correct. The study specifically addressed inflammation. It still seems that in the studies that were cited, the link between estrogen loss and diminished cognitive function was was not all that strong, and many of the studies were in animals. Have you seen anything that specifically links AI use and cognitive function?

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