Karyn Frick of UWM is one of three Milwaukee researchers involved in creating a compound that protects memory in a mouse model of menopause while minimizing the risks of traditional hormone replacement therapy.

Source: MDLinx By Kathy Quirk

UWM’s Karyn Frick is involved in creating a compound that protects memory in a mouse model of menopause while minimizing the risks of traditional hormone replacement therapy.

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