Rhonda Voskuhl

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Dr. Rhonda Voskuhl is a neurologist at the Comprehensive Menopause Program at UCLA, recognized for her pioneering research on the neuroprotective properties of estriol, a form of oestrogen. Her clinical trials have demonstrated that estriol can significantly reduce multiple sclerosis relapses, and she is currently developing hormone therapies aimed at improving cognitive health in menopausal women.

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Dr. Rhonda Voskuhl discusses how declining estrogen may affect cognitive function and why healthy lifestyle habits may not address every menopause-related change.

Menopause brain fog vs. dementia: How women can tell the difference

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United States· 2026-09-26

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