Most doctor's visits are 10-15 minutes long – never enough time for a GP to take you through all the ins and outs of hormone replacement therapy. Written by Dr Ellie Cannon, a practising doctor specialising in women’s health, this easy-to-read guide condenses everything doctors wish they had time to tell you.
With the amount of conflicting information on menopause, navigating the journey can be overwhelming. It’s been framed in some quarters as the panacea – the more hormones you take, the better you’ll feel. But there are a lot of doctors concerned that women are being over-promised a positive menopause and that the only solution is more hormones.
Dr Ellie is here to redress the balance: she is supportive of HRT but sensible about the pros and cons. With her level-headed and impartial approach, she doesn’t ask women to jump on the HRT bandwagon, but offers clear advice as you start your research during perimenopause. She summarises information in digestible chunks so you don’t need to scour an encyclopaedia of medicine to get your answers.
Getting to the crux of HRT, this is your personal doctor's consultation from start to finish – all questions answered.
The Little Book of HRT
By Dr Ellie Cannon
The go-to manual for anybody considering starting HRT and navigating the perimenopause journey
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Imprint: Green Tree | Pub date: September 2025 | Format: 198 x 129mm | Extent: 160 pages | Word Count: 50,000 wordsAbout the Author
Dr Ellie Cannon is an NHS GP in North London, working since 2008 as an NHS GP providing holistic primary care and women’s health. She is the resident GP columnist for the Mail on Sunday and Mailonline. She appears frequently as the on-screen GP for ITV This Morning, BBC Breakfast and Jeremy Vine alongside regular radio appearances for LBC, BBC World Service, Radio 4 Woman’s Hour and Times Radio. @Dr_Ellie x
