Menopausal hot flushes drive one in five women to seek help, but the first choice of treatment — hormone replacement therapy — is not suitable for all women. To tackle this distressing symptom, experts hope that a new class of drugs, currently in development, will offer more options.
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Michele Solis 
Menopausal hot flushes drive one in five women to seek help, but the first choice of treatment — hormone replacement therapy — is not suitable for all women. To tackle this distressing symptom, experts hope that a new class of drugs, currently in development, will offer more options.
Read this at Pharmaceutical Journal.
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