Dr. Stephanie Fabian estimates it would cost approximately $200 million to repeat the Women's Health Initiative trial today.

The publication of the Women's Health Initiative trial results in 2002 led to a decline in the use of hormone therapy, resulting in a generation of clinicians not being educated in menopause managemen...

The data from the 2002 Women's Health Initiative trial is based on hormone therapy formulations that are no longer in common use.

The Women's Health Initiative trial was funded with approximately $750 million.

Medical practice regarding menopause is still largely based on the results of the Women's Health Initiative trial, which was published in 2002.