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The overall sentiment reflects skepticism or dismissiveness, exemplified by phrases like 'not trans women' and sarcastic comments about hormones, which reveal low agreement and engagement. The mention of scientific sources indicates some interest, but the tone suggests limited impact or serious engagement with the research findings.
Most comments dismiss the article or make sarcastic remarks, indicating disagreement with its findings or the way the study is presented.
The discussions show moderate curiosity, especially regarding the scientific details and implications, although some comments focus more on dismissiveness than engagement.
The tone and comments suggest a neutral to low level of deep engagement; some references to scientific sources are brief and not elaborated upon.
The comments seem to have limited influence or impact on public perceptions, largely because of dismissive or sarcastic tones.
RT @PLOSMedicine: In 2015, Carey Gleason and colleagues examined the effects of hormone therapy in recently post-menopausal women on cognit…
@BigCofve @segajennesiss @IWannaSeeHowLon Oh wait the link you provided DOES have a scientific source. "Effects of Hormone Therapy on Cognition and Mood in Recently Postmenopausal Women" Not trans women. Just old cis women. LOL. Hormone blockers are not hormones and not steroidal.
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@BigCofve @segajennesiss @IWannaSeeHowLon Oh wait the link you provided DOES have a scientific source. "Effects of Hormone Therapy on Cognition and Mood in Recently Postmenopausal Women" Not trans women. Just old cis women. LOL. Hormone blockers are not hormones and not steroidal.
RT @PLOSMedicine: In 2015, Carey Gleason and colleagues examined the effects of hormone therapy in recently post-menopausal women on cognit…
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